How to Avoid Bankruptcy with Debt Settlement, Debt Negotiation or Debt Relief

AVOID BANKRUPTCY WITH DEBT SETTLEMENT, DEBT NEGOTIATION, OR DEBT RELIEF

Debt settlement, debt negotiation and debt relief all mean the same thing. It is a process by which the debtor negotiates an agreement to pay a portion of the debt owed in exchange for relief from the remainder of the debt. If a credit card company or other creditor agrees to a debt settlement the rest of the debt is eliminated forever, avoiding Bankruptcy.

Most consumers have tried to negotiate a settlement on their own but have failed. Choosing to retain the San Diego Bankruptcy Law Firm to negotiate your debt relief can help protect your rights and will generally result in a better offer from the credit companies who know that they will receive nothing if you file for Bankruptcy.

The San Diego Bankruptcy Law Firm can you help you avoid bankruptcy and attempt to negotiate a debt settlement on your behalf.
What is Debt Settlement, Debt Negotiation or Debt Relief?

Debt Settlement, Debt Negotiation and Debt Relief all refer to the same thing it is the process of negotiation with creditors by a professional agency or law firm which results in having to payback only a percentage of the debt you owe while wiping out the rest of your debt.

How does a Debt Negotiation program work?

The San Diego Bankruptcy Law Firm and its team of attorneys will negotiate with your creditors. Typically, if a creditor cannot collect on the debt, they write it off as a loss on their taxes; however they may still pursue a law suit to recover their money. Therefore, it is in their best interest to negotiate or settle the debt for a fraction of what you owe, rather than receive nothing. Working with the San Diego Bankruptcy Law Firm can help protect your rights and in the event that a lawsuit is threatened or filed, we can help you pursue Bankruptcy as a last resort. Creditors may reach agreements to settle debt in order to recover a portion of monies they often would not of have been able to collect.

Will Debt Relief affect my credit?

This depends on your current situation. Typically, you must stop making your payments so that the Credit Card Company will negotiate your debt. Your credit may be adversely affected due to non-payment of existing debt that you wish to settle. In the process of reaching an agreement with your creditors, many items can be negotiated such as removing negative remarks. This depends on the creditor. However, once your Credit Card Debt has been settled you can begin to rebuild your credit.

How Much does it Cost?

Every case is different and the cost will depend upon how much you owe and how much we are able to save you. Contact us today to see if you qualify for debt settlement. We can be reached 24 hours a day at 619-260-1800 or 877-GOBK619.