Will I Have To Go To Court If I File Bankruptcy?

In 99% of our cases, "NO."

In virtually all cases, however, you will only have to attend a small (typically about 3 minute) hearing once for a "meeting of creditors." This meeting is generally short and simple and generally requires a debtor to answer a few questions about your bankruptcy and financial situation. The hearing is held in front of a trustee, not a judge and the hearings are not held in a courtroom.

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The Law Office of Matthew D. O'Conner is dedicated to helping clients file bankruptcy while retaining their dignity and pride. We provide assistance, legal counsel and advice and will be able to answer your bankruptcy-related questions and help you file a Washington bankruptcy.

Contact us today at (206) 782-0722 for a free consultation - it's entirely confidential.

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

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