Free Bankruptcy Consultation Nashville

Long, Burnett, and Johnson, PLLC

 

Are you considering bankruptcy? Maybe you’re not sure if it’s right for you, and that’s where we come in. At Long, Burnett, and Johnson, PLLC, we offer a free bankruptcy consultation for Nashville and surrounding area residents, during which we go over your situation and help you determine whether bankruptcy is the right option to improve your circumstances.

There is no obligation to you when you come in for your free bankruptcy consultation. The lawyers at Long, Burnett, and Johnson, PLLC can simply help you see if this is the right choice to get you out of a difficult situation – impending foreclosure, staggering medical bills, loans, garnishments, car repossessions, or other problems – and start over with your life. To make an appointment for your free consultation, call us at (615) 386-0075 or fill out our convenient website form.

 

Bankruptcy Checklist

Bankruptcy can be a positive choice that can offer you financial freedom when you would otherwise be stuck in a rough situation. Bankruptcy does not always mean you’re giving up, and it’s not always the last option. Instead, filing can often put you into a better financial situation than if you continue on a track of not being able to pay bills, and it can help you get a fresh start so you can take control of your finances and your future. This is a list of circumstances that can be helped by filing for bankruptcy. Look over this checklist to see if any of these situations apply to you:

• Loans you’re having trouble paying off
• High medical bills
• Large credit card balances
• Mortgage payments you’re having difficulty paying
• Back taxes
• Other kinds of debt
• Impending foreclosure
• Calls from creditors
• Lawsuits
• Car repossessions
• Garnishments of your wages or your property

Are you experiencing one of the situations in this checklist or something similar? If so, bankruptcy might be the right decision to help you get back on your feet. Come in to Long, Burnett, and Johnson for a free bankruptcy consultation to see how bankruptcy could solve your problem and change your life going forward.

 

Bankruptcy FAQs

When you’re wondering whether to file bankruptcy and whether it’s even worth coming in for a consultation, you probably have some initial questions that will help make up your mind. Here are some answers to common questions on the subject:

How much does bankruptcy cost?

To file Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Nashville, TN, it can cost as little as $80 before filing. However, the cost of bankruptcy varies based on each person’s unique circumstances. When you come in for your bankruptcy consultation, we can provide you with a better idea of the cost in relation to your particular situation.

Am I eligible to file for bankruptcy in Nashville?

Almost everyone can file for bankruptcy. The question is does it makes sense to file.  During your no cost consultation our Nashville bankruptcy lawyer can evaluate your situation, explain how bankruptcy would work for you, other possible solutions, and answer all your questions.

Where are you located?

You can find all of the information you need about our office on our website. Check our contact page for our location information and a map. We offer our consultations and other services to residents of Nashville, Franklin, Hendersonville, Murfreesboro and other nearby cities.

Consult our bankruptcy lawyers with additional questions you might have during your free Nashville bankruptcy consultation. This is the time when we can go over every aspect of your current situation and give you detailed information targeted to your case.

 

Come to Long, Burnett, and Johnson to Learn More About Bankruptcy

At Long, Burnett, and Johnson we have four experienced and licensed attorneys working on bankruptcy cases, who are available to advise you during a free consultation. Local bankruptcy attorneys Jon Long, Esq. and Jennifer Johnson, Esq. studied at the Nashville School of Law, Alise Housden, Esq., studied at Charlotte School of Law, while L.G. “Buddy” Burnett, Jr., Esq. attended the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law. All have the knowledge, skills and experience needed to guide you in your decision through bankruptcy counseling and take you through the bankruptcy process. If you decide it’s the right choice for you, our lawyers can help you file by the Federal Bankruptcy Code.

At our legal office, we don’t give your case to a paralegal. One of our attorneys will give you and your case the personal attention you need. This type of service is something you can’t expect from a larger legal office.

During your free session to consider bankruptcy, you can learn more about the costs of bankruptcy, how it will affect your credit rating and whether it will cause you to lose your assets. We can also discuss the types of bankruptcy – including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy – and which one would better fit your circumstances. Bring your questions and we will answer them for you.

 

What Should I Bring to My Bankruptcy Consultation?

When you’re ready to come in for your consultation, you need to prepare for your appointment by collecting some information. The items you need to bring to your consultation are different based on each person’s situation. In general, you will need to bring items that show your financial picture. This includes documentation such as:

• Income information
• Information regarding property you own
• Information on your debt
• Your monthly living expenses

However, we might need to see other information. For a specific checklist of items to bring, call the office for information based upon your particular case.

 

Call for Your Free Bankruptcy Consultation

Are you ready to learn more about bankruptcy and whether it fits your situation? All you need to do is fill out the form on our website or call us at (615) 386-0075. When you call, let our office staff know that you’re calling to make an appointment for your free bankruptcy consultation. We look forward to meeting with you and helping you make this important decision.