Should You Consider Bankruptcy
Are you being harassed by debt collectors? Do you have an overwhelming amount of debt? Then it might be time to discuss with us your options for filing bankruptcy.
Pickens County had 14 people file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy in February. Get the facts and learn what will work best for you. Call The McMaster Law Firm to schedule a free, private consultation. If you live in the Pickens area, contact us at 864-232-1550. If you live in the Clemson area, contact us at 864-653-2091.
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We at The McMaster Law Firm, LLC, understand your situation. And we can help you determine if bankruptcy is the best option for you. Call us today!
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Having financial constraints and being unable to pay your bills and keep up with your expenses can feel like an impossible situation. If you are in such a position, bankruptcy is an option that you may consider.
