Overwhelmed by Debt? You May Have More Options
Than You Think.

If you are losing sleep over bills, afraid to answer the phone, and worried about garnishments, lawsuits, or medical debt, we can help.

Begin your fresh start for only $99 down, and stop creditor calls, lawsuits, and wage garnishments.

Compassionate Chapter 7 bankruptcy guidance for people across Central Florida.

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Financial Problems Can Happen to Anyone

Most people who contact us never imagined they would be considering bankruptcy.

Many are hardworking people who experienced:

  • medical problems,
  • business setbacks,
  • divorce,
  • job loss,
  • rising living expenses,
  • overwhelming credit card debt,
  • lawsuits,
  • or years of trying to keep up while falling further behind.

By the time they reach out, many are exhausted, anxious, embarrassed, and afraid there is no way out.

There may be.

Chapter 7 bankruptcy exists to give honest people a chance to stop the spiral, eliminate overwhelming debt, and rebuild.

Are You Dealing With Any of These Problems?

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Collection Calls and Creditor Harassment
Constant calls, threats, and pressure from debt collectors.
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Wage Garnishment
Losing part of your paycheck before you can pay your bills.
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Medical Debt
Unexpected illness or medical emergencies creating impossible balances.
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Credit Card Debt
Using credit cards just to survive month to month.
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Fear of Losing Your Home or Car
Worrying every day about foreclosure or repossession.
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Lawsuits and Judgments
Being sued by creditors or threatened with legal action.
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Small Business Financial Collapse
Trying to recover after a business failure or financial setback.
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Stress, Anxiety, and Sleeplessness
The emotional toll of carrying crushing debt.

Many People Who Think They Don't Qualify Actually Do

One of the biggest misconceptions about Chapter 7 bankruptcy is that only very low-income people qualify.

That is not always true.

Even if your income is above Florida's median income limits, you may still qualify after allowable expenses are considered.

Qualification depends on many factors, including:

  • household size,
  • mortgage or rent payments,
  • vehicle expenses,
  • taxes,
  • medical expenses,
  • business debt,
  • and other financial obligations.

Many people wait far too long to explore their options because they assume they make too much money or waited too long.

A confidential consultation may help you understand whether Chapter 7 could work for you.

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy May Help Stop:

Collection calls
Wage garnishments
Creditor lawsuits
Medical debt pressure
Credit card debt
Repossession actions
Bank levies
Constant financial stress

Every situation is different, and results depend on your specific circumstances.

👤 WHO WE HELP

We Work With People Facing Many Different Financial Situations

Financial collapse does not look the same for everyone.

We regularly speak with:

  • small business owners,
  • self-employed individuals,
  • gig workers,
  • families after medical crises,
  • recently divorced individuals,
  • seniors and retirees,
  • single parents,
  • professionals facing financial hardship,
  • and people struggling after job loss.

No matter how overwhelming things feel right now, you deserve clear information and respectful guidance.

Many People Delay Calling Because They Feel Ashamed

Debt problems often create isolation and fear.

People worry:

"I should have handled this better."
"I waited too long."
"What if bankruptcy ruins my life?"
"What if I lose everything?"
"What if people find out?"

These fears are extremely common.

In many cases, people feel relief simply from finally understanding their options and having a plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Qualification depends on your household income, household size, expenses, debts, and overall financial situation.

Many people assume they do not qualify because they have a job, own a home, or make more than Florida's median income limits. That is not always true. Even if your income is above the initial guideline, allowable expenses may still affect whether Chapter 7 is available.

A proper review looks at the full picture, not just one income number.
Making "too much" does not automatically mean you are disqualified.

If your income is above the median, the means test may still consider expenses such as mortgage or rent, vehicle payments, taxes, health insurance, childcare, medical costs, and other obligations.

Some people who believe they are over income still qualify after the full calculation is completed.
In many situations, filing bankruptcy triggers the automatic stay, which may temporarily stop many collection efforts.

This may include collection calls, letters, lawsuits, wage garnishments, repossessions, and bank levies.

For many people, simply knowing that creditor pressure may stop is one of the first sources of relief.
In many cases, yes. Filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy may stop an active wage garnishment through the automatic stay.

This can be especially important when garnishment is making it impossible to pay rent, buy groceries, keep utilities on, or cover basic family expenses.

Timing matters, especially if money has already been taken or additional judgments are pending.
Possibly. Many people keep their homes after filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Whether your home is protected depends on factors such as home equity, mortgage status, Florida exemption laws, and whether you can continue making required payments.

Home ownership alone does not automatically prevent Chapter 7 qualification.
Many people are able to keep their vehicle in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

The answer depends on the car's value, loan balance, payment status, available exemptions, and whether keeping the vehicle is financially realistic.

Reliable transportation is often essential for work, childcare, medical care, and daily life, so this issue should be reviewed carefully.
No. Bankruptcy affects credit, but it does not ruin credit forever.

Many people considering bankruptcy already have damaged credit because of missed payments, collections, lawsuits, maxed-out cards, or repossessions.

For some people, eliminating overwhelming debt creates a more realistic foundation for rebuilding than continuing to fall further behind every month.
Many Chapter 7 cases are completed in several months, although timelines vary.

The process usually includes document review, filing the case, the automatic stay, a required meeting called the 341 meeting, and eventually a discharge if the case proceeds successfully.

More complicated cases involving assets, business debt, tax issues, or creditor disputes may take longer.
Chapter 7 may eliminate many qualifying unsecured debts, including credit card debt, medical bills, personal loans, collection accounts, and certain lawsuit debts.

Some debts are harder or impossible to discharge, including many domestic support obligations, some taxes, criminal restitution, and certain fraud-related debts.

A careful review is important because not all debts are treated the same way.
Individuals are legally allowed to file bankruptcy without a lawyer, but bankruptcy can become complicated quickly.

Mistakes involving exemptions, disclosures, timing, income calculations, or property valuation may create serious problems.

A lawyer can help evaluate whether Chapter 7 is appropriate, what risks exist, and how to avoid preventable mistakes.
Many people feel embarrassed, ashamed, or afraid of being judged.

But financial hardship often happens after illness, divorce, job loss, business problems, caregiving responsibilities, inflation, or years of trying to survive financially.

Bankruptcy laws exist because honest, hardworking people sometimes reach a point where repayment is no longer realistic.
No. A consultation does not require you to file bankruptcy.

It is simply a way to understand whether you qualify, what Chapter 7 may do, what it cannot do, and what other options may exist.

For many people, getting clear answers reduces fear even before any decision is made.

How It Works

Simple, clear steps to a fresh start

Bankruptcy is a legal process, but your next steps don't have to feel complicated. We keep it human and in plain English.

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Schedule Your Free Debt Relief Call
Pick a time that works for you. You'll speak with a Debt Relief Specialist in a calm, judgment-free space to see if Chapter 7 may be right for you.
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Start With $99 Down & Set Up a Payment Plan
If you qualify and choose to move forward, you can get started with $99 down and set up an affordable payment plan of up to 8 months.
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Upload Your Documents Securely
Submit required documents online at your convenience for attorney review — no office visits needed.
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We Prepare and File Your Case
Our team prepares your Chapter 7 filing and submits it electronically when you're ready.
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Attend Your Online 341 Meeting
The required trustee meeting is typically held virtually, so you attend from home.
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Receive Your Discharge and Fresh Start
Most cases are completed in a few months, and eligible debts are discharged.
Schedule Your Free Debt Relief Call →

Most calls take 20–30 minutes and are focused on understanding your financial situation, not pressuring you.

Why Can't Afford A Lawyer

Built for people who think they can't afford help

Most people who need bankruptcy relief don't have thousands of dollars sitting in the bank. This firm exists for you.

Payment plans exist because most people can't pay thousands upfront.
Virtual practice means lower overhead and more affordable fees for you.
Focused exclusively on Chapter 7 bankruptcy for individuals and consumers.
Fast filings when clients are ready and documents are complete.
No scare tactics. No lectures. No judgment — just honest guidance.

Talk to an Attorney Who Understands What You're Going Through

We understand that contacting a bankruptcy lawyer can feel intimidating.

Our goal is not to pressure or judge you.

Our goal is to help you:

  • understand your options,
  • determine whether Chapter 7 bankruptcy may help,
  • explain the process clearly,
  • and help you move forward with dignity and peace of mind.
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"Having Christine Hansley handle my bankruptcy was the best choice I have ever made. She made the experience seamless. She is totally professional, was quick to respond to any questions I had, and helped me fill out the paperwork. She carefully explained everything, and clearly knows what she is doing. She made everything easy. Choosing to file bankruptcy wasn't an easy decision but working with Chris and her team made it easier."

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"This was the best experience. Chris was attentive, and kept me in the loop at all times. The biggest thing was I never felt like a number. This wasn't just a case where she was getting paid; Chris made me feel like I was cared for at all times. And my interactions with Colleen were amazing. Anytime I reached out she got back to me asap. I will definitely be sending anyone looking into bankruptcy in the future her way."

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"Attorney Chris Hansley is amazing! I had no idea what I was doing and she took me through the entire process step by step. She worked nights and weekends to make sure she got me filed on my timeline, and made my case a priority. She knows bankruptcy law inside and out. I've never seen such a knowledgeable, resourceful, and hard working attorney! I work Monday-Friday, so she met me on Saturday! She answered every email and message I sent. If I or a family member ever need another bankruptcy attorney, she's the only one I'll call."

— M R
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"I was being garnished because of an old car repossession. When I found out, I felt defeated. I work so hard and times are tough with so many bills. I felt like I could not make ends meet. My job referred me to Christine Hansley. On our very first contact, I could tell she cared. I had no idea what I was doing, and had thought about bankruptcy for years but I was undecided. Thank you for encouraging me to go through with the process. Now I feel free! Bankruptcy has allowed me to press the restart button not only financially but spiritually and mentally. It is a big relief to start over."

— Christina Ault

You May Be Closer to Relief Than You Think

You do not have to keep carrying this alone.

A confidential consultation may help you understand:

  • whether you qualify,
  • what bankruptcy can and cannot do,
  • and what realistic options may be available.
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$99 down lets you begin your fresh start.