
Life After Bankruptcy
What happens after you filed for bankruptcy?
Most of the clients at
The Law Offices of Marc G. Alster will feel a sense of relief right after they declare bankruptcy. As long
as clients are forthright and candid with all of their financial information
which they provide to Mr. Alster and to which they confirm with their
sworn testimony when they sign their bankruptcy petition, Mr. Alster will
know if there is anything about prospective clients’ bankruptcy
cases which might become contested. Accordingly, most clients feel completely
amazed and liberated when it finally hits them that they will no longer
in debt well before they receive their perspective discharge order from
the Bankruptcy Court. Many clients feel like the weight if the world has
been lifted off their shoulders. In most cases, clients feel greatly relieved
to have a solution to what seemed like an impossible situation.
After what could be months or even years of dealing with creditors endlessly
calling at all times of day or night, it is an amazing relief to have
peace returned to the home. At your consultation with or when you retain
The Law Offices of Marc G. Alster, Mr. Alster will provide all clients
with written instructions as to how to stop all/any creditors from continuing
to continue to attempt to communicate with them; creditors are barred
from attempting to communicate with debtors once they are informed that
a debtor has retained. Many of Mr. Alster's clients realize for The
First time just how much stress their creditors were causing them well
before they receive their discharge order. In many cases, the financial
stress was destroying marriages. Clients often tell Mr. Alster that the
U.S. Bankruptcy Code's Discharge Order has given them not just a financial
"fresh start" but the opportunity to peacefully continue with
their lives. Many clients are thrilled to find that they now have more
money to spend on the things that are truly important to their families,
such as clothing and other vital necessities.
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Within a short period of time often several months or less clients usually
begin to receive credit offers for secured and possibly- unsecured credit
cards. Procuring secured or unsecured credit cards is major steps in helping
clients reestablish a good credit rating with the 3 national credit bureaus,
Trans Union, Experian and aquifer Fax; this can often be achieved by debtors
within 1 to 2 years after receiving the Bankruptcy Court's Discharge
Order (see the article in the bankruptcy specific section of our website
entitled "How to Rebuild Your Credit").
The most important thing to realize is that filing for bankruptcy can often
give debtors the ability to start a new financial life.
Contact a Teaneck bankruptcy attorney from The Law Offices of Marc G. Alster today to learn more about how filing
can help you.