The San Tan Valley bankruptcy attorney with McDonald Law Offices can answer all of your questions regarding the foreclosure process in Arizona. Our San Tan Valley bankruptcy lawyer has been helping people stay in their homes for over 25 years. Our attorney understands the bankruptcy laws in Arizona and will guide you through the process. In Arizona, if you file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy petition before the trustee sale takes place, a bankruptcy stay goes into place and prevents the lender from foreclosing on your property. The bankruptcy petition will stop foreclosure. After the chapter 13 bankruptcy is filed, you will be required to make all of the mortgage payments that come due after the filing of the bankruptcy. If you live in Pinal County, the post-petition mortgage payments will be made to your chapter 13 trustee who will then make the payments for you. The payments that you missed before the filing of the chapter 13 bankruptcy will be made through the chapter 13 plan payments made to the chapter 13 trustee.

Our bankruptcy lawyer in San Tan Valley will explain how we can not only prevent foreclosure, but also how we can reorganize debts so that you can make one plan payment each month to a bankruptcy trustee who will then disburse the funds to your creditors for you. Instead of making payments in all different directions, you will make one single payment to a trustee. While making these payments your creditors can not call you, file a lawsuit against you or take any other action to collect from you.

San Tan Valley Chapter 13 bankruptcy help is only a call or click away. Please call today and let our San Tan Valley chapter 13 bankruptcy attorney explain how we can stop foreclosure and help you save your home.

If you feel that you can no longer afford to keep your home or reorganize your debts, the San Tan Valley bankruptcy attorneys with McDonald Law Offices can review your situation and help you determine whether a chapter 7 bankruptcy is right for you. Our San Tan Valley bankruptcy lawyer has the experience needed to help individuals discharge unsecured debt that they can no longer afford to pay. The most common unsecured debts are credit card debt, medical debt, signature loans and pay day loans. Most, but not all debts are discharged meaning you will no longer have to repay the debt.

Give our San Tan Valley Chapter 7 attorney a call today to see if we can help.