According to the American Bankruptcy Institute, in 2018, there were 6,856 business and non-business bankruptcy filings in Kansas, comprising 3,724 Chapter 7 cases. When going through financial adversity, filing for bankruptcy may be the best option to get the fresh start you need.
The financial curveballs of life can sideline you from paying your bills, debts, or meeting your needs. When experiencing financial hardship, filing for bankruptcy may be the best for a fresh start.
Dealing with continuous calls and letters from debt collectors can be overwhelming. If you are going through financial adversity and considering filing for bankruptcy, you must have lots of unanswered questions.
As a Kansas bankruptcy attorney, I have seen people ask various questions when the idea of filing bankruptcy is suggested. Most notably, “What are my bankruptcy options?” and “How do I qualify for any of them?”
