A Helping Hand For Michigan Families
Over 75 years of combined legal experience advocating debt resolution for our clients.
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No. The court, not your creditors, approves your Chapter 13 plan. However, creditors have the opportunity to file written objections that must be dealt with in order for a case to be confirmed. As your attorneys, we will work to resolve objections and negotiate with your creditors to assure that you receive the best possible terms.
Working with my Attorney was a very comfortable experience. I was scared going into the Chapter 7 bankruptcy process and didn’t know what to do. She walked me through the whole thing step by step. I would recommend her to anyone. Not only was I going through financial stress I also had a terminal…
I am a hard working and proud individual. So when I came to the realization that I might actually have to file bankruptcy, it really ran against everything my parents ever tried to instill in me. I have to say that I was embarrassed and a bit ashamed. However being a realist, I contacted your firm…
Thank you William Johnson and Cindy Millns for doing such a great job handling my bankruptcy case and allowing me to get my life back in order. Thank you for giving me a chance to regain confidence and succeed in life to the fullest.
I will tell anyone in trouble with bankruptcy or mortgage…
Over the past few years I have been working with Cindy Millns for my case. She has been so easy to work with and helpful, that I cannot express enough gratitude for her professionalism and courtesy during my troubling times. She took the time to answer phone calls and emails when I needed answers…