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Chandler Stop Wage Garnishment Attorney

Protect Your Paycheck by Filing for Bankruptcy

When you are struggling to pay your bills, having your wages garnished does nothing but compound the problem. Wage garnishment happens when one of your creditors obtains a judgment from the court permitting the seizure of a portion of your wages to repay a debt. Under Arizona law, creditors can take up to 25 percent of your wages to repay debts like credit cards and loans.

Losing 25 percent of your wages not only makes it more difficult to repay your other bills, it also jeopardizes your ability to pay the rent and put food on the table. If your wages are currently being garnished or if you have been notified that a creditor has obtained a judgment against you, don't feel like you have no option but to give up 25 percent of your wages. By filing for bankruptcy, you can put an end to wage garnishments altogether.

Experienced Attorney for Those Losing Money Due to Wage Garnishment

At Thompson Law Firm, we provide comprehensive bankruptcy services to clients throughout the Phoenix metro area. Our Chandler stop wage garnishment lawyer has more than 10 years of experience practicing bankruptcy law and helping people get the fresh start they need.

Thanks to a provision in the Bankruptcy Code called the automatic stay, all collection activity, including paycheck garnishment, must stop immediately upon the filing of your bankruptcy petition. If you file for bankruptcy before the first garnishment has been withdrawn, you can prevent it from happening at all.

Schedule a Free Consultation With a Gilbert Bank Garnishment Lawyer

Contact our office today to learn more about our bankruptcy services and what we can do to help you. We offer a free one-hour consultation to all new clients. We are available during regular business hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Fridays and by appointment. You can reach us toll free at 800-584-1803 or via e-mail.

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If you don't pay past due bills, it may lead to creditor harassment. Ignoring the demands of these collectors will negatively impact your credit rating.

Financial duress is created by a vicious cycle of more money going out than is coming in. The bills pile up, relationships suffer, and the family struggle worsens every time a new overdue statement comes in the mail. If this sounds like a familiar scenario contact us

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