Louisville and Southern Indiana Bankruptcy Lawyers

Louisville and Southern Indiana Debt Relief Lawyers

Are you suffering from overwhelming debt? Are you receiving threatening mail and phone calls from creditors or collection agencies? High levels of debt can be one of the most difficult challenges people face. The fact that you are never able to catch up on your bills or build any savings to help you deal with financial emergencies. You don't have to needlessly suffer the constant wearing down of being deeply in debt.

We can help you see the light at the end of the tunnel at Richard A. Schwartz, Bankruptcy Attorney. We have almost three decades of experience helping the individuals and families of the Louisville and New Albany area get out from under their debt.

We Help People Get a Fresh Start

Our Louisville bankruptcy attorneys focus specifically on personal bankruptcy. We believe that individuals and families who have found themselves under the weight of excessive debt deserve the opportunity to rebuild. Many times these families have fallen into their situation due to circumstances beyond their control such as:

• Loss of employment
• Medical emergency
• Divorce

How We Can Help

If your life is being controlled by your debt we can help you begin to see a way out:

• Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Chapter 13 bankruptcy
• Fighting foreclosures
• Short sales
• Stop wage garnishments
• Discharging taxes
• Myths/Misconceptions about bankruptcy
• Moving forward/Life after bankruptcy
• Alternatives to bankruptcy
• Bankruptcy info and tips
• 7 mistakes to avoid

Contact Us

For help getting out from under debt, in Kentucky call 502-638-2441, in Indiana call 812-399-0959, and toll free in either at 866-270-4495 or simply contact us online to set up your free initial consultation. Evening, weekend and in-home appointments are available for your convenience.

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