If you're ready to get started on the path of eliminating your debt, you may want to begin gathering the documents that we will need to help. At the law firm of Harold Shepley & Associates, we begin by offering a true analysis of your situation in order to help you choose the debt relief option that is right for you. In order to do that, we need to get a clear understanding of your complete financial picture.
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Whether your situation takes you down the path of debt negotiation or bankruptcy, documents that you should provide include:
- Documentation of all unsecured and secured debt, including credit card statements, mortgage information and car payments
- All of your current bills, including electricity and all credit card statements, even ones that you are not behind on
- Proof of income for the past six months, such as pay stubs
- Bank account statements for the last three months
- Tax returns from the last three years
- Documentation on 401k, stocks and investment accounts
- Documentation on any life insurance policies
- Deed or title of your home, as well as an appraisal
- Any information on lawsuits against you
Gathering the documents needed to pursue debt negotiation or bankruptcy may seem like a daunting task in itself. We believe that it is worth it. We want to get you away from the stress by clearing your debt. We are a full service debt relief law firm, made up of attorneys and professionals who will work hard to help you every step of the way.
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If you have any questions about the documents required for us to analyze your bankruptcy and debt negotiation options, e-mail us or call us at 866-644-2690 today.
From offices in Somerset, PA, our lawyers are available to serve people throughout Pennsylvania and across the country. We want you to know that gathering the documents to get started with bankruptcy or debt negotiation is your first step down the right path.
We help people avoid bankruptcy or file bankruptcy under the bankruptcy code, if necessary.
