Is Bankruptcy Right For You?

Consult an Experienced Westchester County Bankruptcy Lawyer

Bankruptcy is not always the best solution for every debtor. As such, it is important to get the information you need to determine whether filing for bankruptcy is actually the best option for you now and in the long term. You may be facing overwhelming debt, may have fallen seriously behind on your mortgage payments or may be facing wage garnishment or repossession. You are in need of guidance - and fast.

Understanding Your Bankruptcy Case

A Westchester County bankruptcy attorney at the Bronson Law Offices, P.C. can talk to you about what you are going through. By evaluating your income, expenses, debt, and assets we can get a clear picture of what you're up against. We can inform you of the positive and negative impacts that filing for bankruptcy may have for you.

We can explain the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies and can determine whether you would pass the means test to file under Chapter 7 in the first place. We can discuss the benefits associated with Chapter 13 versus Chapter 7 bankruptcy. We can even talk to you about alternatives to bankruptcy and how tax debt may be affected if you file.

Essentially, when you work with a bankruptcy lawyer at our law firm our goal will be to provide you with specific information that is applicable to your unique situation. We want to help you make the choices that are truly right for you. Attorney Bronson has more than 25 years of legal experience to apply to your case, and he is dedicated to supporting his clients in their time of need.

Contact Our Firm to Speak With a Knowledgeable Bankruptcy Attorney

Our firm represents clients in Mount Vernon, White Plains, New Rochelle, Yonkers, Pelham, Port Chester, Ossining, Mount Pleasant, Briarcliff Manor, Greenburgh, Tarrytown, Eastchester and throughout all of Westchester County. If you would like to learn more about the services we provide and would like to get the information that will help you determine whether bankruptcy is right for you.