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Can I Choose Which Debts or Creditors to Include in My Bankruptcy?
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The answer: Yes & No! Confused? Read more about the specifics of how debts are treated in bankruptcy and the key differences between filing a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Michigan. Also, our firm does offer a free consultation - over the phone or at one of our seven Michigan locations in: Detroit, Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Flint, Warren, Lansing…
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I have been a client if Acclaim Legal Services since 2004. The legal services that they have provided for me during the time that I was experiencing some financial challenges, saved my home, car, credit, and dignity. I did not know what I was going to do,…
I want to take a minute to thank you for always being available to answer my questions (no matter how obscure! Lol). I thank you for the time and patience you have with me. If no one tells you, you are an angel on earth and highly appreciated.
We would like to say thank you to Acclaim Legal Services- especially to Cindy Millns and Christopher Jones for helping us with the Chapter 13 process.
We appreciate all that you have done for us – you were always there to answer any questions that we…
After five years we finished our chapter 13 plan on June 2. We finally got the discharge and can continue on our new life.
This experience has been very stressful and embarrassing. I am so grateful that Cindy Milln and Chris jones were assigned to us. Both have answered our questions either…