When you're struggling with debts you can't pay, filing for bankruptcy may be your best chance for a new beginning.  Hiring a bankruptcy attorney with in-depth knowledge of the latest changes in bankruptcy regulations, creditor rules, debtors’ rights, and the tax code to guide you through the process is crucial for a successful bankruptcy petition.

Dibble & Miller, P.C., a full service law firm with eleven (11) attorneys and forty (40) total employees, has complete bankruptcy and tax defense departments with over 40 years of experience helping borrowers get back on their feet.  They will help you get your documents in order before you file for bankruptcy and guide you through the process.  You can, make this process less of a strain by getting some information together to present to your bankruptcy attorney.

It's a good idea to start gathering:

1. Financial Records: You can speed up the process by bringing the latest bank statements from any savings or checking accounts you may have, as well as investment and trade accounts.

2. Proof of Income: In addition to your last few pay stubs, it’s always helpful to bring your tax returns from the previous year.  This will help your bankruptcy attorney determine which bankruptcy program is best for your needs.

3. A List of Your Debts: It’s helpful to bring your bankruptcy attorney a full account of all your debts, including the amount of debt to each creditor.  This will help your attorney ensure that you get the most out of your bankruptcy filing and discharge as much debt as possible.

4. A Budget: It is helpful to let your attorney know what your expenses are each month.  That way, they can tell which approach is best for you.

Whether you're looking for a debtor-creditor workout, debt settlement, bankruptcy, tax defense, a family law attorney, a business law attorney, a real estate attorney, a litigation attorney, or help creating wills and trusts, Dibble & Miller, P.C. has over 40 years of experience and the skills to give you the peace of mind that you deserve.  Visit their website, dibblelaw.com, to learn more, or just call (585) 271-1500 for a free consultation today.