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If you are feeling overwhelmed because of financial challenges, you need a team of experienced, reliable legal professionals on your side. Since 2005, Leinart Law Firm has provided dependable bankruptcy and debt solutions in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Our team recognizes the unique hardships each of our clients face, and we are committed to crafting tailored legal strategies that address their goals. With thousands of successful bankruptcy cases on record, we bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every case, mapping the best path toward peace of mind and financial relief.
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Unlike other law firms that practice across a broad range of legal fields, our attorneys focus solely on bankruptcy and debt relief. We have the knowledge, skills, and experience to deliver real results.
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At Leinart Law Firm, our bankruptcy and debt relief attorneys provide creative, collaborative legal services to clients in the Dallas and Fort Worth area. With more than 90 years of combined experience, our lawyers possess the knowledge and expertise required to reach successful outcomes in challenging financial situations.
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If you’re facing financial difficulties, we understand that these situations can be overwhelming. We’re here to help alleviate stress and provide the compassionate, knowledgeable legal support you need to get through challenging times. Whether you are dealing with suffocating credit card debt, an impending foreclosure, or back taxes, our Texas bankruptcy lawyers are ready to assist.
If you are facing overwhelming challenges from debt, you need a team of experienced, reliable legal professionals on your side. Since 2005, Leinart Law Firm has been providing dependable legal advice and financial solutions in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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Contact UsIf you are dealing with financial challenges, there are resources and legal strategies that can help you get back on your feet. At Leinart Law Firm, we understand how stressful it is living with uncertainty. Instead of facing these difficulties alone, lean on our Dallas & Fort Worth, TX bankruptcy lawyer for advice and guidance. With decades of experience, you can trust our personalized approach to deliver results that align with your goals. Whether you are struggling with credit card debt, at risk of losing your home, or owe back taxes, our attorneys will provide exceptional representation and compassionate, judgment-free support through every step of the process.
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Marcus Leinart founded Leinart Law Firm in 2005. Our team has represented bankruptcy and debt-related legal cases for over two decades. Our Dallas & Fort Worth bankruptcy lawyers have over 90 years of combined experience, leveraging our knowledge to help clients throughout Texas modify loans, stop foreclosures, consolidate debt, and more.
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Bankruptcy is a legal process by which an individual or a business can discharge many of their debts, stop most collection actions (including lawsuits), stave off foreclosure, and cease wage garnishments. When an individual files for bankruptcy in Texas, the bankruptcy court issues an automatic “stay” of most debt collection actions. Depending on which type of bankruptcy you file (Chapter 7 or Chapter 13), either your assets are liquidated to repay creditors, and any eligible remaining debts are discharged, or you develop a reasonable repayment plan for creditors. The balance of the debts is discharged at the conclusion of the plan.
Texas prohibits certain debts from being discharged in bankruptcy, both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Child support and alimony in arrears cannot be discharged, nor can any federal or state tax obligation you owe (if you owe state taxes in another state; Texas doesn’t have a state income tax). Most student loans are also ineligible to be eliminated through bankruptcy, unless you and your DFW bankruptcy lawyer can prove that you are under extreme financial hardship. Other debts that cannot be discharged in bankruptcy include those resulting from fraud, embezzlement, or willful injury to another person or their property (such as a decision rendered against you in a lawsuit).
No, if you file for bankruptcy in Texas, you won’t lose all your property, but you may have to liquidate non-essential property to pay debts. But, Texas has generous exemptions for people filing bankruptcy. Your primary residence is fully protected under the Texas homestead exemption. You can also exempt the full value of one vehicle per driver-licensed household member. Single bankruptcy filers can exempt up to $50,000 worth of personal property, and families up to $100,000, which can include furniture, clothing, livestock, tools, heirlooms, and (limited) jewelry. Finally, your retirement plans and pensions are typically protected.
If you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Texas, you must wait eight years before filing Chapter 7 again, or four years to file Chapter 13. If you initially filed Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you must wait two years to file another Chapter 13 bankruptcy and six years before filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy. These are federal regulations, and so would apply if you moved to another state.
Yes, if you are self-employed, you can still file for bankruptcy in Texas. “Self-employed” in this sense includes a sole proprietor, independent contractor, or small business owner. To do so, you must provide detailed financial records of your business (such as a P&L statement), business bank account records, tax returns from the last few years, and documentation of outstanding debts you wish to discharge under bankruptcy. You may also be able to discharge certain business debts under your filing. Per Texas law, your tools and business equipment are protected, as is your home, if you are a home-based business, so that you can continue your business operations.
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