Product Description

Your Easy-to-Follow Action Plan for Financial Recovery

Fighting off creditors and trying to pay mountain-high bills can weigh anyone down. Stop living day-to-day and regain control of your finances once and for all. The Complete Chapter 7 Personal Bankruptcy Guide can help you put an end to the abusive tactics of collection agencies and guide you through filing your own bankruptcy. You deserve a new beginning and it starts right here.

Cease Creditor Calls
Discharge debts and stop creditors from future harassment.

Protect Your Home
Save your home from foreclosure and prevent liens and evictions.

Protect your Future
End garnishments and attachments while protecting your pensions and retirement plans.

Strengthen Your Finances
Discover ways to raise your credit score and prevent future bankruptcies.

Keep Your Car
Avoid repossessions and other losses of your personal property.

Build Good Credit
Get on the road to financial freedom by changing behaviors and managing your resources more effectively.

EVERYTHING You Need to File Your Own Bankruptcy

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #226709 in Books
• Published on: 2007-04-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 272 pages

From the Back Cover
Your Easy-to-Follow Action Plan for Financial Recovery

Ready-to-Go forms with step-by-step instructions

Past-due notices, harassing phone calls and court actions can all be stopped, and The Complete Chapter 7 Personal Bankruptcy Guide will show you how. It gives you exactly what you need to stop living day-to-day and regain control of your finances once and for all. The plain-English instructions it provides will guide you through filing your own bankruptcy and finding that fresh start you deserve.

Protect Your Future
Put your financial future back on track by ending garnishments and attachments, and protecting your retirement money.

Cease Collection Agency Harassment
Use the bankruptcy law’s automatic stay provision to get creditors off your back.

Quiet Creditor Calls
Stop annoying phone calls and prevent future harassment.

Start Building Good Credit
Get on the road to financial freedom by raising your credit score, changing bad habits and managing your resources more effectively.

Stop Repossessions and Lawsuits
Keep your car and other personal property by using exemptions you are entitled to take.

Protect Your Home and Family
Save your home from foreclosure or stop an eviction from putting your family out on the street.

Have all your debts forgiven to truly start fresh

About the Author
Edward A. Haman received his bachelor’s degree from Western Michigan University and his law degree from the University of Toledo. He has practiced law in Florida, Michigan and Hawaii, and has served as a Michigan Circuit Court domestic relations hearing officer. He has written many self-help law books, including How to Start a Business in Michigan and the Florida Power of Attorney Handbook.

Customer Reviews

You Can DIY a Bankruptcy
When I found myself with no other choice than bankruptcy, I did what most people do, I found a lawyer. Within a few weeks I became disenchanted with the service I was getting and realized that I could probably do this on my own. After much research, I finally found this book on Amazon.com. This guide explains all the details of filing a bankruptcy on your own. Mr. Haman explains it all from when to use a lawyer and when to file on your own to step by step form guidelines. The book is written without the "legalese" that lawyers use to confound and keep us in the dark. Also, there great resources for finding the forms needed online and getting the additional information I needed to file for bankruptcy. I've saved myself considerable time, aggravation and money. I would recommend this guide to anyone. You can do it yourself!

Average
Kind of average, no real insight, tries to convince you to fire your lawyer when most Bankruptcy lawyers with a good reputation and experience are like a million times better than this very simplistic book. No real insight into the process, very generic, I would not feel comfortable facing creditors and a bankruptcy judge after reading this.