If you are thinking about bankruptcy, one of the first questions is usually whether you can keep your home, car, paycheck, or household property. In Oregon, bankruptcy exemptions are the laws that protect certain property from creditors and from the bankruptcy estate, but the protection depends on the type of property, its value, and whether you use Oregon’s exemption system or a federal nonbankruptcy option available in limited situations.
At the end of the day, I realize that your situation has left you overwhelmed and in search of someone who can help you find a solution. I’m committed to helping all of my clients understand the specific nature of their situation and will go over all of the options available to you before moving forward. I want you to have an informed understanding of your circumstances so that you can feel confident knowing your case is moving in the right direction.
That’s why I try to instill confidence in all of my clients by offering my extensive knowledge and experience to your case from the very beginning. Once I’ve had the chance to examine your case and go over all of your options with you, we can begin to work on a solution.