Types of Litigation We Handle
Our Las Vegas Attorneys Handle Many Types Of Cases:
Our Las Vegas Attorneys Handle Many Types Of Cases:
We help clients eliminate unsecured debts such as credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans through Chapter 7 bankruptcy, providing a fresh financial start and relief from overwhelming debt.
Our attorneys guide individuals through Chapter 13 repayment plans, allowing them to restructure debts, protect assets, and catch up on mortgages or car loans while avoiding foreclosure or repossession.
We assist businesses facing financial distress with Chapter 11 and other bankruptcy options, helping them restructure operations, manage creditors, and find a path to stability or orderly closure.
Our team provides strong legal defense for homeowners at risk of losing their property, using bankruptcy protections and negotiation strategies to stop foreclosure and safeguard family homes.
We represent clients dealing with wage garnishments, working quickly to halt collection actions through bankruptcy filings and protect hard-earned income.
We help clients put an end to creditor calls, collection letters, and harassment by leveraging bankruptcy protections that enforce immediate relief through the automatic stay.
Our attorneys advise on bankruptcy and non-bankruptcy options, guiding clients toward the best debt relief solutions tailored to their financial goals and circumstances.
We represent individuals burdened by overwhelming medical bills, using bankruptcy strategies to discharge debts and restore financial stability while preserving essential assets.
We work with small business owners struggling with debt to explore bankruptcy and restructuring options, allowing them to protect assets, preserve operations, or achieve an orderly resolution.
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Randal R. Leonard can provide guidance regarding Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. These bankruptcy chapters work differently and may apply to different financial situations. Chapter 7 generally involves the liquidation process, while Chapter 13 involves a court-approved repayment plan. The right option depends on your income, debts, assets, expenses, and other details of your financial situation.
The amount of time a bankruptcy case takes depends on the type of bankruptcy filed and the circumstances of the case. Chapter 7 cases may take several months, while Chapter 13 cases involve a repayment plan that generally lasts several years. Your attorney can explain the expected timeline based on the type of case you’re considering and the details of your financial situation.
Bankruptcy can affect your credit and will appear on your credit history. The effect can vary based on your existing credit history and other financial circumstances. While bankruptcy can have a serious effect on credit, it may also provide a legal path for dealing with certain debts and creating a different financial starting point. It’s worth discussing both the short-term and longer-term effects with a bankruptcy attorney before deciding how to proceed.
Attorney fees and bankruptcy-related costs can vary depending on the type and circumstances of your case. During a consultation, you can discuss the expected legal fees and other costs involved before deciding how to move forward. Understanding the financial side of filing can help you plan for the process and avoid unexpected expenses.
