Keeping the Lights on for People Across Southwest Ohio
As your financial problems deepen, you may be spending a lot of time deciding which bills to pay and which bills to put off paying. You may have put off paying your utility bills for some time, you may be threatened with the prospect of losing these services altogether. If your utilities have been shut off, or if they are about to be shut off, bankruptcy may provide an immediate solution. The right lawyer can be instrumental to achieving your goals. With offices in Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus, the attorneys of Minnillo & Jenkins, CO. LPA, can help you take decisive action.
Helping Businesses and Individuals Avoid Interruption of Electricity and Other Services
When you file for bankruptcy, the automatic stay commences. The automatic stay prevents your creditors from taking further action against you. Therefore, if your company has not turned off your service, bankruptcy will prevent it from doing so. Further, these debts are unsecured debts, which means they will be discharged in bankruptcy. The automatic stay also will put a stop to garnishment, foreclosure, repossession, lawsuits or other collection actions.
The utility companies are not totally without recourse. In order to maintain service or turn service back on, they have the right to receive a deposit. The inability to pay utility bills is usually a symptom of severe underlying financial problems. Bankruptcy can represent a way to achieve lasting debt relief.
Contact the Cincinnati Utility Shut Off Protection Lawyers of Minnillo & Jenkins
We offer a free initial consultation to discuss whether bankruptcy is right for you. Call our Cincinnati office at 513-723-1600, our Dayton office at 937-550-1030, our Columbus office at 614-500-4755 or e-mail our law firm today.
We are a law firm and a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
