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Can I Choose Which Debts or Creditors to Include in My Bankruptcy?
Posted by AcclaimLegalService
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 along with my husband would like to thank our attorney and Acclaim Legal Services for their outstanding service during our Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Stacy was able to push our home modification through smoothly and rapidly after failed attempts by my husband and me to work with our mortgage company…
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…
I would like to take a moment and recognize our attorney and his team. They were very accommodating and courteous throughout our entire Chapter 13 process. When we had a question we would email them or call and they would promptly get back to us with an answer.…
I wanted to take the time to commend attorney Chris Jones for the exceptional job he did in advocating for me during my case. This has been a long journey and his efforts, professionalism, and tenacity enabled me to finally receive a favorable judgment. Although…