An automobile that is behind on payments is subject to repossession and sale. Even after your car has been resold, you may still be responsible for car payments, even though you don't own the car.
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you keep a vehicle that is behind in payments and, in some circumstances, can help you get a vehicle back from a creditor who has already repossessed the vehicle.
In addition to preventing the repossession and sale of a vehicle, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help to lower the monthly payments of an automobile note. For example, a car valued at $5,000 with monthly note of $350 could possibly be restructured to give you a much lower and affordable payment.
There are options for you! A bankruptcy lawyer with Castle Law Office can help you.
The choice of a lawyer in a bankruptcy case is a very important one. Castle Law Office is a debt relief agency that assists people with bankruptcy under the bankruptcy code. Contact Castle Law Office today at 816-842-6200 to discuss your options.
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