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Extra Phones: TollFree: (888) 743-3414
Neighborhood: Downtown Terre Haute
AKA: Kinkade & Associates PC
Other Link: http://www.kinkadeandassociates.com
Categories: Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Attorneys, Automobile Accident Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Child Custody Attorneys, Credit & Debt Counseling, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Financial Planning Consultants, Foreclosure Services, Management Consultants

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Phone: (812) 232-4748

Address: 400 Wabash Ave Ste 215, Terre Haute, IN 47807

Website: http://www.kinkadeandassociates.com

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Divorce
Child Support
The potential benefits of bankruptcy depend on a person or married couple’s circumstances. Filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy stops most lawsuits and most other types of creditor collection activities including most garnishments (there are limited exceptions such as on-going child support and court fines) and repossessions of your property.
Spousal Support
` Explanation: There are some types of debt that cannot be discharged in bankruptcy including most student loans, most tax debt, alimony, child support, debts arising out of a divorce, court fines such as speeding tickets, debts that were a result of auto accidents involving intoxication, debts that are a result of criminal activity and debts incurred through fraud. Secured debt, such as debt that is tied to a car, home, furniture, appliances or other collateral must be paid if you want to keep the property that is tied to the debt.

Traffic Violations
Evansville Chapter 7 bankruptcy is filed primarily by individuals, married couples (who meet qualification criteria) or small businesses (who cease business) to eliminate debt and achieve a “fresh start.” When a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is filed you are granted an automatic “stay” on creditor collection. This means that once a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is filed creditor collections efforts and tactics, including wage garnishment, court hearings, lawsuits, phone calls, letters and other forms of creditor harassment must stop. If a creditor fails to stop collection efforts after being notified of the filing of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy that creditor may be subject to punishment. Once the bankruptcy process is concluded most debts are “discharged,” which means eliminated. Individuals or married couples or receive a discharge in Chapter 7 bankruptcy are no longer legally liable for discharged debts. Creditors whose debts are discharged cannot legally collect on those debts and in fact may not make any effort to collect on a discharged debt. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge erects a barrier to any further collection efforts. Keep in mind that there are some types of debt that cannot be discharged in bankruptcy including most student loans, most tax debt, alimony, child support, debts arising out of a divorce, court fines such as speeding tickets, debts that were a result of auto accidents involving intoxication, debts that are a result of criminal activity and debts incurred through fraud. Secured debt, such as debt that is tied to a car, home, furniture, appliances or other collateral must be paid if you want to keep the property that is tied to the debt.

Auto Accidents

Bankruptcy
Kinkade & Associates is a bankruptcy law firm dedicated solely to debt relief and assisting individuals who reside in Terre Haute and the Wabash Valley, in obtaining debt relief.
Foreclosure
Struggling with overwhelming debt, garnishments, creditor harassment and foreclosure is very difficult. Let our knowledge, dedication, experience and compassion work for you. Our process in assisting you and your family rebuild you financial life begins with a free in-person consultation with a LOCAL attorney. Don’t trust your family’s financial future to anything less.
Debt Collection
Filing a bankruptcy, either a Chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcy case halts creditor collection efforts, including a pending lawsuit, which is simply a step in the debt collection process. Debts in court or even debts that have already gone to judgment can be resolved/eliminated through bankruptcy.

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