Licata Bankruptcy

read moreOne of the biggest benefits of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Springfield Missouri is the retention of all your property. Debtors will not lose an asset even if they are non-exempt or not protected by law. At the Licata Bankruptcy Firm, we believe that focusing our practice solely on bankruptcy law allows us to better serve our clients. All of our processes are designed with our clients in mind. From saving time and money to ensuring the best possible outcome for each client, our team is dedicated to the success of your bankruptcy case.

read moreChapter 7 Bankruptcy is often referred to as a liquidation bankruptcy. However, this term is misleading as 99% or more of debtors generally do not have any property they will lose in the bankruptcy proceeding. Laws called exemptions are used to protect your property. The knowledgeable and experienced bankruptcy attorneys at the Licata Bankruptcy Firm can advise you if there would be a risk of losing any assets in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing. Our initial consults are always free. We offer a free 1 hour consult to review your case in detail and educate you on the bankruptcy process.

read moreChapter 13 Bankruptcy is designed to offer a financial solution for debtors that may not meet the income qualifications of a Chapter 7 or for debtors who are looking for a debt reorganization. There is a misconception that all debts must be repaid in a Chapter 13 plan. There are numerous factors that determine the type of bankruptcy plan and usually unsecured creditors do not get paid in full. The knowledgeable Chapter 13 bankruptcy attorneys at the Licata Bankruptcy Firm can advise you if a Chapter 13 is in your best interest and what plan will meet your financial needs.

read moreLaura Young has devoted her career to representing individuals who have experienced hardship. As an attorney at the Licata Bankruptcy Firm, she is motivated by helping clients navigate to a fresh start. Laura graduated from Glendale High School and later Drury University where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and Psychology. She attended law school at the University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law. While in law school, Laura was the vice president of the student chapter of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, the vice president of the Animal Law Society, and the vice justice of the Benton Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta.