Chapter 7 (Liquidation): This involves selling non-exempt assets to repay creditors, with remaining debts typically discharged. It’s ideal for individuals with minimal assets and significant unsecured debt.

Chapter 11 (Reorganization): Often used by businesses, Chapter 11 allows restructuring of debts while continuing operations. It’s also available for individuals with substantial assets and complex finances.

Chapter 13 (Repayment Plan): For individuals with steady income, this allows debt repayment over three to five years, protecting assets like homes or cars.

Case Evaluation: Determining the most appropriate type of bankruptcy for your situation.

Filing & Documentation: Preparing and filing all necessary legal documents to initiate your case.

Debt Negotiation: Working with creditors to secure favorable terms or settlements.

Court Representation: Representing you in bankruptcy hearings and proceedings.