North Carolina Bankruptcy Lawyers
Helping Clients With Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Filings
You are most likely approaching the possibility of bankruptcy with a great deal of anxiety. No one likes the idea of avoiding financial responsibilities. However, bankruptcy can provide a sense of relief as you make a fresh start on your finances. At the bankruptcy law firm of Gourley & Griffin, P.A., in Statesville and Mooresville, North Carolina, our lawyers will help with all your bankruptcy needs.
We rarely see repeat business from clients who have successfully filed bankruptcy. Once our clients lift the burden of unmanageable debt following a job layoff, a divorce, or a medical crisis, they get a new handle on life as they rebuild credit with confidence.
To schedule a face-to-face consultation about Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Chapter 13 bankruptcy, or any topic relevant to your financial crisis and bankruptcy laws, contact us at 704-872-5051 in Statesville, 704-663-7122 in Mooresville, or toll free 800-411-1188.
We are a debt relief agency proudly providing debt relief options for more than 18 years.
What Bankruptcy Can and Cannot Do
Bankruptcy may make it possible for financially stressed individuals to:
- Discharge liability for most or all of their credit card debts and other debts, and get a fresh start
- Stop foreclosure actions on their home and allow them an opportunity to catch up on missed payments
- Prevent repossession of a car or other property, or force the creditor to return property even after it has been repossessed
- Stop wage garnishment and other debt collection harassment, and give the individual some breathing room
- Deal with some types of tax problems
However, bankruptcy may not:
- Wipe out student loans
- Erase child support obligations
- May not get rid of more recent taxes
Our firm helps individuals decide whether to file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy to achieve debt relief. We answer all our clients' questions regarding:
- Myths about bankruptcy
- New bankruptcy laws
- Finding relief from creditor pressure
- Keeping what they own in bankruptcy
- Rebuilding credit
- Judgments
- Claiming exemptions if they are sued
- Steps involved in filing bankruptcy
- What to do before filing
- And more
Contact Us
To learn more, schedule an appointment with an experienced North Carolina bankruptcy attorney at our firm. Contact us by phone or e-mail to schedule your first face-to-face free consultation.
To learn about how bankruptcy relates to credit counseling, see our credit counseling, debt management and debt settlement page.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file
for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.












