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Serving Northwest Indiana Since 1999
Bankruptcy Attorney in Michigan City, Indiana
Nobody wants to find themselves struggling with debt. In fact, anyone who has ever dealt with significant debt understands the overwhelming anxiety that comes with it. As a bankruptcy attorney with more than four decades of legal experience, I help individuals and families in Laporte and Porter County, Indiana and beyond find a way to move forward in the face of financial hardship. Bankruptcy may help you eliminate your debts, escape harassment from creditors, and move toward a brighter future. When you're ready to start your next chapter, I'm ready to be your advocate.
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Regina Wilkinson
Attorney at Law
After earning my J.D. from Notre Dame Law School, I worked in corporate law. I transitioned to practicing as a solo bankruptcy attorney in order to provide personalized, compassionate services to individuals who need them the most. Moving up to Michigan City from Chicago in 1993, I saw a need in this community for a bankruptcy service centered around your needs and your goals. My legal experience—and life experience—has taught me that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Let's get to work finding a path forward for you and your family.
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There's a lot of information out there about bankruptcy, but not all of it is true. Don't believe everything you read. When it comes to bankruptcy law, you should insist on a clear understanding of the financial issues that impact you.
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Many people are scared of getting started with bankruptcy. Filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy might seem frightening—but time and time again, clients are relieved once they've completed the process.
Collaboration is Key
When you set up a free consultation, you'll work directly with me. I'll listen to your story, seek to understand your situation, and provide you with options. Contact me with any questions or concerns, because we're in this together.
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A Path Forward For You & Your Finances
Debt can wreak havoc on your life. When payments pile up, it can feel impossible to dig yourself out of a financial hole. Everything in your life—from your personal relationships to your professional pursuits—is deeply impacted by debt. When you're feeling lost in a financial maze, reach out to me. At the Law Office of Regina Wilkinson, I offer practical solutions to clients in Michigan City, La Porte, Westville, and anywhere else in LaPorte County.
One possible answer to overwhelming debt is bankruptcy. While some people think that filing for bankruptcy means failure, nothing could be further from the truth. Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can give you the fresh start you need to start working toward a more secure future. This form of bankruptcy involves liquidating your assets to pay off your debts. When you are ready to start taking back control of your finances, don't wait. Schedule a free consultation to discuss whether you're eligible for Chapter 7.
If Chapter 7 bankruptcy doesn't seem right for you, Chapter 13 might be. When you file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you'll commit to a repayment plan. For individuals with a stable income and the desire to maintain ownership of their assets, Chapter 13 could be a great fit. While it may seem as though you'll never regain power over your life, it's important to remember that you do have options. Contact me today to find out how you can move forward.
It's natural to feel scared when faced with the possibility of financial ruin. Remember: you don't have to go through this alone. There's no need to try to navigate your situation without an attorney to help you through it. Set up a free appointment with me in Michigan City to get the guidance you deserve. I'm also proud to serve the needs of clients in the surrounding areas of La Porte, Westville, and anywhere else in Indiana including those in Laporte and Porter Counties.