When you are faced with overwhelming debt, knowing your options is the first step to taking back control of your finances. When you work with Utah Bankruptcy Inc., we give you the tools you need to determine which option best fits your situation, decide your short-term and long-term goals, and then take the remaining steps toward achieving debt relief. You will work directly with Salt Lake City bankruptcy attorney Robert A. Eder, who will offer a free consultation, either in-person or by phone, depending on which works better for you.
Call 801-265-1836 or email us at info@ederlaw.net to set up a FREE consultation. We will recommend the best option for filing bankruptcy.
Visit our office to sign bankruptcy documents, then we will file your bankruptcy with the State of Utah and notify you when it's completed.
There are many different reasons for needing to file a bankruptcy. While each filing may be for a different reason, there is a similar theme.
Read MoreBefore the filing of a bankruptcy, the court requires that you take a credit counseling course through one of its approved agencies.
Read MoreWhat Is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy And What You Need To Know An individual’s right to file bankruptcy in Utah serves a purpose in our society.
Read MoreIf you own a home & you have more than one mortgage against your home, you may be able to remove your second mortgage & erase it in your case.
Read MoreIf you are unable to pay a debt, the creditor can file a lawsuit and, get a judgment against you.
Read MoreI highly recommend Robert Eder and Utah Bankruptcy Inc. for anyone who's even thinking about filing a bankruptcy. They are easy to talk to, know the law and have helped thousands of people seeking advice about filing bankruptcy in Utah.
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