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Consumer Protection Program

Thank you for coming to the Consumer Protection Program website. We welcome you to spend a few minutes watching our consumer protection videos. Hopefully, this website will help you understand what it is we do and how we can help you.

If you have any questions or would like to meet with one of our attorneys, please do not hesitate to contact us by phone at (239) 939-0900 or send us an email using our Ask A Question form.

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Financial Planning for the Future
The affects of Divorce during Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy and The IRS
Ch. 7
Difference between ch.7 and ch. 13
Student Loans
Life after Bankruptcy
Thinking of filing bankruptcy
Rules of Bankruptcy
General Questions
Creditors In Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy

The bankruptcy laws were written and updated to provide a fresh start to individuals should their debts become unmanageable. This usually occurs when there is an unexpected job loss, medical emergency, or a divorce.

In this section you will find answers to frequently asked questions about Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Click on a question to view the answer.

Recent Videos

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I am very scared of my Meeting of creditors, should I worry?

It is not a bad thing, and it is not scary at all.

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Who should I contact?

If a debt collector is trying to collect a debt from you and then reporting it on your credit report. Should I contact the debt collector or the original creditor? You should contact both to try to figure out if I do or do not owe the debt.

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Do I have to do credit counseling not only before bankruptcy but after filing as well?

This is if you are filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy with secured creditors. An example of a secured creditor would be a car.

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What is the new LLC Law?

- If you have a multi member LLC any assets in that multi member LLC are not subject to the creditor’s claims of an individual creditor.

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