Protect yourself from Repossession and Wage Garnishments with Berkley Law

Oct. 17, 2012 - PRLog -- The Berkley bankruptcy attorneys in Tempe, AZ show those suffering from unmanageable debt how to go on living without the fear of losing their personal property to collectors.  Martin J. Berkley of the firm helps Arizonans through the bankruptcy process to avoid repossessions and wage garnishments.

The unsettling fear of losing one’s possessions to creditors can come from something as simple as falling behind on a car payment.  Additionally, creditors may attempt to garnish wages of people who are already living paycheck to paycheck.  It’s possible to put all of these worries to rest and achieve a fresh start with the help of an experience and compassionate Arizona bankruptcy attorney.

Filing for consumer bankruptcy with Martin J. Berkley will quickly address your concerns regarding the continuous inability to make your payments on time, or at all.  Martin can explain how, by filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you can actually keep your car or truck and set up a repayment plan with smaller and more manageable payments.  Some people are even able to make arrangements to pay only up to the market value of the vehicle.  We live in a mobile society, therefore, losing your vehicle makes driving to work, running errands and transporting your kids a challenge.  Call Berkley Law Office for an initial consultation with honest answers into your financial situation.

About Berkley Law Office

Martin J. Berkley is the founding attorney at Berkley Law Office and carries 30 years of experience and knowledge in filing bankruptcies for clients in Arizona and Colorado.  Martin personally handles each case and has, therefore, successfully assisted thousands of people through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.  In addition to consumer bankruptcy, the services offered at Berkley Law Office, located in Tempe, Arizona, include small business bankruptcy, home mortgage and foreclosure/lien strips, loan modification and short sales, and tax issues.  To learn more, please visit: http://www.mjberkleylaw.com