California Chapter 7 and 13 Lawyer
Given the current economic climate in California and throughout the United States, the number of people faced with overwhelming debt continues to rise. Debt can strike anyone and can be particularly hard on single parents, families and people getting by with the help of Social Security and unemployment benefits.
Fortunately, in many cases, bankruptcy can provide debt relief for people struggling with credit card debt, medical bills, mortgage payments and other financial challenges. At the Law Offices of Brian A. Barboza in Santa Rosa, we help people throughout the North Bay and Wine Country stop creditor harassment, discharge debt and get a fresh financial start.
For more information, send us an e-mail or call us at 707-304-5251 or toll free at 866-965-2831 to schedule a free initial consultation.
Speak With a Knowledgeable Bankruptcy Attorney About Your Options
At the Law Offices of Brian A. Barboza, we take the time to meet with clients, ask about their financial goals, learn about their circumstances and tailor our legal counsel to their situations. If bankruptcy turns out to be the best option for you, we will guide you through each step of the process. From the very start, we will stand by your side, provide honest information and help you make informed choices about issues such as:
- Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy
- Stopping creditor harassment
- Stopping home foreclosure
- Stopping repossession of vehicles and other property
- Stopping credit card lawsuits
- Stopping liens, levies and garnishments
We also represent debtors and creditors in bankruptcy litigation.
More Information in a Free Initial Consultation
Learn more about bankruptcy and get the support you need to put your finances in order. Schedule a free consultation by calling our Santa Rosa bankruptcy lawyer at 707-304-5251 or toll free at 866-965-2831, or send us an e-mail. We offer evening and weekend appointments.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
