In a Chapter 7 case involving an individual debtor, the creditors generally have sixty days from the first date set for the meeting of creditors to object to the discharge of the debtor and/or the dischargeability of a specific debt. If the deadline passes without any objections to the debtor’s discharge being filed, the court will issue the discharge order. The foregoing represents an example of some of the details that you should consider with respect to the protection of items such as homes, cars, furniture or appliances. At Ames & Kent, rest assured that we will be proactively involved in navigating you through the intricacies of the legal process.

We, at Ames & Kent, are here for all of our potential clients offering free initial consultations with an attorney, affordable fees, payment plans and welcome any questions that you might have with regard to the details of your specific case. Let us help you stop harassing phone calls, your pending foreclosure, repossession, garnishment, even eliminate debts or consolidate bills.

On behalf of our clients, at Ames & Kent, we consistently achieve expedited results through our rapid electronic case filing capability and even explore the viability of alternatives to bankruptcy. To this end, we are particularly proud of our “Express Service” relationship with Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater Atlanta.

Give Ames & Kent a call today, and let us offer you relief today, a fresh start tomorrow and our commitment to an intense dedication to excellence in Bankruptcy Law.