When my clients file bankruptcy, all of their creditors get contacted and put on notice of the filing. The bankruptcy law imposes what is called an “automatic stay” against those creditors contacting my clients regarding the collection of a debt. In many ways, this “automatic stay” is the best friend of Orlando bankruptcy attorneys and their clients.

99% of creditors will abide by the automatic stay and leave you alone after you file bankruptcy. For that 1% of creditors who don’t stop harassing you, there are stiff penalties that can be imposed by the bankruptcy judge for violating the automatic stay and I promise you, as your Orlando bankruptcy attorneys, we will pursue those penalties where appropriate.

At my Orlando Bankruptcy Law Firm of K. Hunter Goff, P.A. I limit my practice to helping people file bankruptcy and receive protection from creditors under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.

Over the years, bankruptcy has evolved into a specialized area of law. I take pride in knowing how the Orlando Bankruptcy Judges, Trustees, and Creditors’ Attorneys interpret the Code. I use this knowledge to ensure that my clients know what to expect when they file for bankruptcy. I take a non-judgmental approach to the decision my clients make to file for bankruptcy.

I understand that you probably have tried every other possible financial alternative before deciding to contact an Orlando bankruptcy lawyer. Please allow me, an experienced Orlando bankruptcy attorney, to show you how I can help you by calling 352-432-7003, for your free case evaluation.