Bankruptcy

In October, 2005 major changes in the bankruptcy laws went into effect. At Blakey, Yost, Bupp and Rausch, LLP we are on top of these changes and ready to provide our clients with the type of representation they deserve.

Financial problems can create stress and turmoil in people's lives. Our professional staff of attorneys will review your situation and determine what alternatives would work best under your particular set of circumstances. We will not push bankruptcy as your only alternative, but we will explain all of your options to you. If we help you determine that bankruptcy is your best option, we will sort out the confusion between chapter 7 and chapter 13, explain your rights and responsibilities, and help you chart a course to get you back on the road to financial health.

Although filing for bankruptcy for many is a choice of last resort, our experienced attorneys will guide you through the pitfalls and let you know what to expect every step of the way.

We can also assist small business owners and help get you through those tough financial times, bankruptcy can allow you to continue to operate the business while being under the protection of the court. It becomes a cooling off period while you re-structure your finances. At our firm you are our number one priority.

If you are a business owner or individual who is owed money by a person who has filed bankruptcy, we can help you determine if there will be any assets available to creditors in the bankruptcy and how to protect your rights.

Please note that the new Bankruptcy Law, which was enacted in 2005, requires us to tell you that we are a "debt relief agency which helps people file bankruptcy".

To learn more about bankruptcy law in Pennsylvania, visit our companion web site, York Bankruptcy Law