Bankruptcy Attorney in Barrington, Illinois

An Overview of Your Bankruptcy Options

Experienced Lawyer for Individuals and Businesses

Accumulating debts can cause stress and embarrassment. The added pressure from creditors may take a toll on you, your family, and your business. An experienced attorney can assist you with debt relief and alleviate that stress.

Attorney Redfield has been involved with bankruptcy litigation for more than 30 years. As a former bankruptcy trustee, he prosecuted trustee claims including preference and fraudulent transfer actions. Now, he uses his bankruptcy litigation experience to defend parties being sued by trustees and debtors in possession. Mr. Redfield also defends creditor complaints objecting to the discharge of debtors or the dischargeability of a particular debt.

The law firm of John H. Redfield & Associates represents clients throughout the Chicago, Illinois, metro region. Contact attorney John H. Redfield for your bankruptcy needs.

Is Bankruptcy Right for Me?

If you’re thinking about filing for bankruptcy but don’t know if it is the right step for you, ask yourself these questions:

• Do creditors constantly harass you about paying your debts?

• Is your business failing due to a loss in profit?

• Are IRS tax collectors always calling you?

• Are you facing foreclosure on your house or office building?

Filing for bankruptcy immediately ends the harassment and stress caused by accumulating debts. Pursuant to the automatic stay, creditors and tax collectors must stop calling you. In addition, filing for bankruptcy stops foreclosure on your house and business.

What Type of Bankruptcy Should I File?

Attorney Redfield offers bankruptcy assistance to both individuals and businesses. His services include corporate dissolutions and assignments for the benefit of creditors and all chapters of bankruptcy.

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: This form of bankruptcy is for individuals or corporations in need of serious debt relief. You can get a fresh start without the sale of assets.

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: Often called a regular income plan, a Chapter 13 case establishes a repayment plan to prevent the loss of your house and property. It also can be used to repay tax debt.

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy: A Chapter 11 case is filed by corporations or individuals that typically have too much-accumulated debt. It requires a disclosure statement and a plan of reorganization and results in the restructuring of your business and debt. It may also be used by individuals who have exceeded the debt limits for a chapter 13 case.

Contact the law firm of John H. Redfield & Associates and discover the freedom of debt relief. We are ready to serve you in Chicago, Lake County, Cook County, and Northwest Suburbs areas.