GOT DEBT PROBLEMS?
Struggling with high interest credit card debts? Sick of
harassing creditors? Interested in learning how to rebuild your
credit? Thinking of filing
bankruptcy in California?
If you answered yes, you've come to the
right place!
There are many options available today for consumers with
money problems including debt consolidation, debt negotiation
and bankruptcy in California. There isn't one single solution that's right
for everyone. That's why the Law Offices of Timothy G. McFarlin
offers a free financial analysis by an attorney for consumers
in California.
Discuss
the advantages and disadvantages of each option and find out
what the best course of action is for you. Learn more useful
bankruptcy information.
The Law Offices of Timothy G. McFarlin can handle your case
anywhere in California! You get the same high quality service
whether you visit personally, or allow us to serve you over
the telephone and by U.S. mail. That's right, you don't even
have to leave home to get the legal counsel and representation
you
need. You'll find our low prices, quality service and availability
simply can't be matched by anyone in the industry.
For case specific advice, you are welcome
to set up a free consultation
either in person, or over the telephone with
an attorney.
Professional help is always available
to you through a
California Bankruptcy Attorney. We offer free consultation with no time limitations. You can
receive help either through a personal appointment with an
attorney, or without leaving home through telephonic information assistance
by a lawyer.
Debt consolidation outside of bankruptcy in California usually involves
using a valuable asset, like your house, as collateral
for a new loan. In debt consolidation, you often use
one loan to pay off another, but the new loan is secured
instead of unsecured.
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Although bankruptcy can stay
on your credit record for seven to ten years, in about
two years you can probably rebuild your credit to a point
that will get you approved for just about any loan, even
a home mortgage.
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