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Considering Texas bankruptcy protection? Contact Legal Helpers.

Legal Helpers knows all about Texas bankruptcy protection - from debt consolidation to repossession and unsecured debts. As a nationally known consumer bankruptcy law firm, our sponsoring bankruptcy attorneys specialize in Texas bankruptcy matters to give you knowledgeable advice on all legal aspects of debt consolidation - from Chapter 7 to Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Flat, reasonable Texas bankruptcy filing rates

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Legal Helpers offers low flat fees on all Texas bankruptcy issues. We are able to provide the highest level of Texas bankruptcy legal representation at a fraction of the cost charged by other law firms because we utilize state-of-the-art computer systems along with very experienced Texas bankruptcy attorneys. We pass this savings on to our clients.

Be sure to visit one of our Texas offices in Fort Worth, Houston, Austin and Irving.

Legal Helpers - Protecting the rights of our clients

All the bankruptcy attorneys from Legal Helpers have legal and ethical obligations to passionately represent your best interests. Upon being hired, their first obligation is to get you immediate creditor relief. Many debt consolidation programs are sponsored by creditors and don't have strict legal requirements to protect your best interests. Legal Helpers' obligation to help you is strictly regulated by state and federal law. Thus, in a Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 case filing, when you hire Legal Helpers, you have an attorney who represents only your interests. You are ensured that your attorney is fighting for your rights only and no one else.

Chapter 13 bankruptcy - Pay your most important bills first

Under the guidance of one of the Legal Helpers' attorneys, a Chapter 13 plan pays off your most secured loans first and delays payment of unsecured debts. The majority of the initial payments can be applied towards mortgage and automobile payment defaults. Credit cards and medical bills can be paid after these secured and other priority claims have been paid. Each of your creditors must file a proof of claim with the court if they are to be paid during the consolidation.

Chapter 13 is an interest free debt repayment plan through which you consolidate your debts and make payments over a 3 to 5 year period. This type of filing is used to save your house from foreclosure or to save your car from repossession.

A Chapter 7 filing - if you have no assets

A Chapter 7 allows people to discharge their unsecured debts and keep the protected equity in their homes. When people pay off their credit cards or other unsecured debts with a home equity loan however, they turn dischargeable debt into secured debt and must surrender their home to the creditor. Chapter 7 is usually designed for someone with no assets.

A Chapter 7 is one of the most effective ways to immediately stop garnishments. Garnishments can diminish your hard-earned income making it nearly impossible for you to afford basic necessities. By filing a Chapter 7 and stopping the garnishment, you will be able to use your income for more important necessities in life and start saving for your family's future.

We understand that life can be unfair.

The attorneys at Legal Helpers understand that no one deliberately gets into financial trouble and that circumstances in life can be very unfair, especially in recessions and other hard times. Legal Helpers can help you obtain a legal remedy to your financial troubles and help you regain your good credit.

Legal Helpers offers a free 24-hour information hot line to answer many of your questions. In addition, our web site provides outstanding resources including information on how to rebuild your credit and correct your credit report as well as up-to-date articles on stretching your income and providing effective first aid to your ailing financial situation.

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