Wage Garnishments Lawsuits Attorney In Orlando, Florida

If you are being threatened with wage garnishment by a creditor, filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy will prevent further action by your creditor or employer. You will continue to receive full wages earned throughout the legal proceedings. In the event your wages have already been garnished, the money is often not sent directly to your creditor. Your employer may be holding the money, pending the outcome of the bankruptcy. You are entitled to recover all of the money held in the account.

You work hard for your money. You don’t have to let a creditor take it away from you through wage garnishment or a lawsuit to seek a judgment against you. Talk to a bankruptcy attorney at the Law Office of Paul L. Urich, P.A.. With an office in Orlando, I fight to protect the rights of people with debt problems in communities throughout central Florida.

Don’t Wait To See What Your Creditor Will Do Next

Too many people faced with wage garnishment in Florida wait to see whether the creditors will really go through with it. Trust me: They will. Filing a lawsuit to recover money through wage garnishment is an expensive process for creditors and typically a last resort. It is also one of the options that is easiest to prevent. Talk to me about your financial circumstances. Often, I am able to negotiate a way to avoid garnishment. In many cases, bankruptcy to restructure or discharge your debt is the best option.

My firm’s debt relief services include:

• Stopping wage garnishment and lawsuits to recover the debt owed
• Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy
• Avoiding home foreclosure through loan modification or a short sale
• Stopping repossession of your car, boat or other secured property
• Eliminating or reducing tax debt

Don’t lose another night’s sleep over your debt – get the relief you need.

What If Your Wages Are Already Being Garnished?

If there is a writ filed to prevent wage garnishment, your employer may be withholding your earnings, but not sending the money directly to your creditor. After all, your employer doesn’t know how a judge may rule and your boss doesn’t want to be charged with contempt. The money may be held in a kind of savings account and can be returned to you after your bankruptcy has been discharged. But you have to fight to get it back. I can help.

Get Your Paycheck Back – Contact Me Today

You cannot afford to see what happens. It’s critical to consult with an experienced attorney. At Law Office of Paul L. Urich, P.A., I offer free initial consultations to make it easy for clients to explore their legal options. Call me in Orlando at 407-584-1735 or reach out online to get started.

I am a debt relief agent. I help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.