Stop Creditor Harassment in Waukesha
Waukesha County Debt Relief Attorneys
Creditors seem to have the idea that, if they harass you bad enough, they can wear you down to the point where you will do anything to get the money they are owed so that they will just leave you alone. It doesn’t matter that you have cut your spending to the point where you are doing little more than feeding your family and putting the rest toward bills. They want their money and they want it paid in full.
If you have had enough of the constant abuse from your creditors and you are ready to take back control of your finances, help is available. At Debt Advisors, S.C., we help people who are having trouble keeping up with their bills file for bankruptcy so that they can get back on the right financial path and put an end to creditor harassment.
Stop Creditor Harassment in Waukesha
Under federal law, once you file for bankruptcy, all collection activity must stop, including harassing phone calls, letters, foreclosures, repossessions, wage garnishments, lawsuits and any others. With your creditors off your back, you will be able to relax and finally be able to enjoy a good night’s sleep without the anxiety of your debts hanging over you.
We dedicate our practice to consumer bankruptcy and helping people across Wisconsin seek debt relief under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Our lawyers provide a thorough review of your financial situation and work with you to identify your goals. We fully explain all your options and answer all your questions so that you can make an informed decision about how to proceed.
Schedule a Free Initial Consultation in Kenosha
Contact us at Debt Advisors and schedule a free initial consultation at our Milwaukee office, or at one of our other five Wisconsin locations, including Madison and Sheboygan, to learn more about how to stop harassing phone calls from creditors. Either send us an e-mail or call us toll free at 888-222-5615 to get started.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
