Credit Card Debt Lawyer in Lexington, Kentucky
Many people are forced into debt by unfortunate experiences. An illness or injury can saddle you with steep medical bills. A job loss can force you to pay for necessities with a credit card. At Laura Kincheloe, PLLC, I help people climb out from under a mountain of unsecured debt by helping them realize the protections of the federal Bankruptcy Code. My knowledge and experience in bankruptcy law allows me to seek debt relief for people like you.
Contact my law office today at 866-716-7956 to speak with an experienced Kentucky bankruptcy attorney.
Are You Drowning in Debt?
At Laura Kincheloe, PLLC, I help people with all aspects of bankruptcy law. If you are struggling with unsecured debt, Chapter 7 bankruptcy will likely be your best option, but you may want to learn about Chapter 13 bankruptcy as well. There are many types of unsecured debt that bankruptcy can help you with, including:
- Credit card debt
- Medical bills
- Deficiency balances from a repossessed or returned vehicle
- Personal loans from finance companies
- Loans from check cashing stores — "payday loans"
People with large amounts of unsecured debt are typically harassed by creditors and threatened with harsh actions such as:
As a former creditor's attorney, I understand the tricks and tactics debt collectors will use against you. More importantly, I know how to stop them from taking those actions against my clients. Filing for bankruptcy immediately puts a stop to any actions creditors are taking against you.
Take the First Step to Debt Relief
If you are struggling with credit card debt, medical bills and other unsecured debt, I can help you seek the protections of the federal Bankruptcy Code. Contact my law office toll free at 866-716-7956 or locally at 859-317-2109 to speak with an experienced bankruptcy attorney. I offer all clients free initial consultations and keep regular office hours, but am available on select evenings and weekends by appointment.
*We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
