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Chapter 7 & 13 Bankruptcy Bankruptcy Relief In Central Arkansas. Voted “Best Lawyers In 2020”

Robert. R. Danecki

Robert. R. Danecki, Bankruptcy Attorney

Book an appointment with Adaptavant at Ascendas using SetMoreRobert. R. Danecki has been practicing since 1992 and he can put those decades of bankruptcy litigation experience to work for you! Call and schedule a free legal consultation and ask about payment plans that put you back in control of your finances. Put yourself on the road to financial recovery with Arkansas’ most trusted bankruptcy attorneys. We’re here to help at 501.371.0002.

Our Pulaski County and Saline County law offices serve all of Central Arkansas with a focus on bankruptcy declarations and relief services.

We offer a full range of bankruptcy services for consumers and small business owners experiencing financial trouble.

We will help you protect your assets and use the bankruptcy laws to your advantage.

Bankruptcy can give you a “fresh start” by eliminating your unsecured debts (Chapter 7) or allow you to consolidate and repay your debts (Chapter 13) over a three to five year period.

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Taking The Confusion and Stress Out Of Bankruptcy

The Danecki Law Firm offers you answers, peace of mind & the assurance that you’ll be protected by bankruptcy statutes.
“How long after I file bankruptcy will the creditors stop harassing me?”

As soon as you file your bankruptcy petition, an “automatic stay” goes into effect prohibiting creditors from contacting you.

Can I file a bankruptcy without my spouse?
Yes. However, if you have any joint debt, your spouse will still be liable for the debt.

“How long does a bankruptcy stay on my record?”
A bankruptcy will stay on your record for 7 to 10 years. However, it is up to the creditor whether or not to give you credit.

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The American Law InstituteThe First STEPS Of Filing For Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy requires attention to detail, but we’re here to help! After setting an appointment, take the time to gather and collect the information outlined below.

  1. Secure a debt counseling certificate. If both spouses are filing, a certificate must be obtained for each person. The certificates may be sent directly to our office by the agency you use to obtain the certificate. You will not need a certificate for your free consultation with our office.
  2. Valid photo ID and Social Security card. A W-2, pay stub or other items may be substituted.
  3. Verification of the amount of income you received (pay stubs, a computer print-out from your employer and other items may be substituted) during the six months prior to the date you file your case.

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Little Rock Bankruptcy Testimonials

“I just wanted to drop you a line to say thank you. I am very happy I chose to do my bankruptcy through your firm. Everyone I came in contact with was very polite, courteous and helpful. Anytime I had a question, [the team] was on top of it quickly…thank you for everything!” – Kevin M

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