Stop Collection Calls And Garnishments

In an era of high foreclosures and shaky economic forecasts, many people are being harassed by creditors and fearing wage garnishment. At Telpner Peterson Law Firm, LLP, our bankruptcy lawyers will work to help you start fresh.

Bankruptcy puts an automatic stay on wage garnishments, collection calls and foreclosure proceedings. The automatic stay will give you a reprieve from creditor harassment while our attorneys work with you to determine a plan of action that will allow you to discharge or restructure your debt.

Through Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you can discharge debts such as medical bills, credit card debt and personal loans. In Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you have the opportunity to restructure your debts into payments that are affordable, allowing you to catch up on overdue payments and restore your credit.

Charles L. Smith of our office is an attorney with over 35 years as a bankruptcy trustee. He understands bankruptcy from the perspective of creditors and bankruptcy trustees as well as debtors. He is a member of the American Bankruptcy Institute and the National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees.

Attorney Nicole Hughes of our office has successfully represented debtors and creditors in various bankruptcy proceedings. She is a former state chair of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys and is a member of American Bankruptcy Institute.

Our attorneys know how stressful it is to be burdened by debt. By filing for bankruptcy, you can experience immediate relief from creditor harassment and wage garnishment. The sooner you contact our attorneys, the sooner you can begin down the road to a fresh start. Contact our office in Council Bluffs, Iowa, at 712-325-9000.