Creditor Harassment

Stop Creditor Harassment by Filing Bankruptcy

Struggling to pay bills is difficult and nerve-racking in itself. When creditors call you at home and work, it only adds to your distress.

Debt relief, an end to creditor harassment and the threat of foreclosure and repossession is possible however — through our bankruptcy laws. The attorneys at Minnillo & Jenkins have helped thousands of individuals and business owners achieve debt relief and peace of mind through Chapter 13 bankruptcy, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings.

For a free, no-obligation consultation in one of our three conveniently-located offices, call 513.723.1600. An attorney at our firm can develop a financial reorganization plan that can stop creditor harassment and help you obtain a new financial start.

Electronic Filing Brings Immediate Relief

Minnillo & Jenkins will carefully review your financial situation and explain your legal options. For some people, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing which provides debt is the right choice. It will provide partial debt relief and allow you to keep your home and other personal property. Others may choose Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which eliminates almost all consumer debts.

Once you have made your decision, Minnillo & Jenkins can file your bankruptcy petition immediately. From that point forward, all creditor harassment, foreclosure, repossession and garnishment stops. If a creditor does call, you can refer them to our office and we will inform the creditor of the situation. They will no longer make those annoying calls.

Minnillo & Jenkins will guide you through the legal process, so that you can begin your financial life again.

For a free initial consultation with a bankruptcy lawyer at Minnillo & Jenkins, call 513.723.1600 or contact us online. Our phones are answered 24 hours a day.

We have three convenient offices in the Cincinnati, Ohio area to serve you. Evening and weekend appointments available.

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We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.