Adelsperger & Kleven, LLP, is a distinguished bankruptcy and commercial law firm. As dedicated attorneys with more than 65 years of combined law experience, we are focused on providing quality legal services to individuals, entrepreneurs, entities, farmers, and bankruptcy trustees in Fort Wayne and throughout Indiana.
Every case is different and requires its own uniquely tailored strategy, which is why at Adelsperger & Kleven, LLP, we favor a more personalized approach to the law. We work diligently to identify your individual needs and advise you on making informed legal decisions about your financial future. Struggling to meet financial obligations is a daily battle for many people.
Every case is different and requires its own uniquely tailored strategy, which is why at Adelsperger & Kleven, LLP, we favor a more personalized approach to the law. We work diligently to identify your individual needs and advise you on making informed legal decisions about your financial future. Struggling to meet financial obligations is a daily battle for many people.
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Adelsperger & Kleven, LLP, is not a limited-scope firm. We are a bankruptcy and commercial litigation law firm dedicated to providing superior legal representation to clients through every phase of the bankruptcy process. We offer personalized legal services tailored to fit the individual bankruptcy needs of our clients.
As a legal process, bankruptcy is a way of asking for relief from debts. Although bankruptcy involves court orders and proceedings, it's usually something the debtor seeks out. In the United States, bankruptcy cases are handled in federal courts. Indiana residents who don't think that they can repay their debts in a timely manner may want to consider filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
As a legal process, bankruptcy is a way of asking for relief from debts. Although bankruptcy involves court orders and proceedings, it's usually something the debtor seeks out. In the United States, bankruptcy cases are handled in federal courts. There are a lot of issues that come up when it comes to filing for bankruptcy.
Indiana residents who don't think that they can repay their debts in a timely manner may want to consider filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Filing for bankruptcy may be helpful if you are receiving calls or letters from creditors on a daily or otherwise regular basis. While a Chapter 7 bankruptcy will remain on a credit report for 10 years, it can be relatively easy to start rebuilding your credit right away.
Consumer bankruptcy is an option for individuals who are overwhelmed by certain types of debt. Before you move forward, you will want to take the time to learn more about these two options and determine which may be optimal for your unique situation. Chapter 7 is liquidation bankruptcy. This means that some assets may have to go toward paying off debt, but there are exemptions available that will allow you to keep much of your personal property.
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