Foreclosure Prevention Lawyer in Lexington, Kentucky
A notice of foreclosure is a call to action: Act quickly or lose your home. Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy stops the foreclosure process and gives homeowners a chance to catch up on payments and reorganize their debt. At Laura Kincheloe, PLLC, I have helped numerous people throughout Kentucky save their homes by helping them realize the protections of the federal Bankruptcy Code.
Contact my law office today at 866-716-7956 to speak with an experienced Kentucky bankruptcy attorney.
Save Your Home Through Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
At Laura Kincheloe, PLLC, I help people with all the legal aspects of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Chapter 13 is typically the best way to avoid home foreclosure, because it allows people who are behind on house payments to save their homes. Chapter 13 reorganizes (and in many cases reduces) your debt into a manageable payment plan. But in regard to home foreclosure, time is of the essence: If you do not file for bankruptcy before the sale date of your home, there is no longer anything I can do to help you save it.
As a former creditor's attorney, I understand the foreclosure process very well and know how to stop it. Filing for bankruptcy puts an automatic stay on all creditor actions being taken against you. As soon as you file, you will be free from foreclosure, wage garnishment, creditor harassment, repossession and other harsh creditor actions. I have been practicing law for over 15 years and have a long track record of success helping people like you through the bankruptcy process.
Take the First Step to Debt Relief
If you are facing home foreclosure, I can help you seek to save your home by filing for bankruptcy. 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.
