Charles E. Fougeron, Attorney at Law
(on allison avenue)Lawyers and Law Firms in La Mesa, CA
Lawyers and Law Firms
When the weight of your debt feels like it is too much and you feel you have lost control of your finances, you don't have to face your troubles alone, Contact Valley Bankruptcy Center, home of San Diego and Imperial Counties' bankruptcy lawyer, Charles E. Fougeron. There are two convenient locations in La Mesa and El Centro where you will work directly with Mr. Fougeron, not a paralegal, as you begin to re-establish control of your financial future, And it won't when you visit San Diego and Imperial Counties' choice bankruptcy attorney - Charles E. Fougeron, Attorney at Law, Call now for a FREE initial consultation, where you will talk directly with Mr. Fougeron about your debt relief needs, the nature of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies, your dischargeable debts, the property you are entitled to keep, and the debts you will need to continue paying, For a comprehensive look at how bankruptcy can bring control back into your life, schedule a consultation with Valley Bankruptcy Center today, At Valley Bankruptcy Center, Mr. Fougeron will analyze your financial circumstances and advise you as to the best path to follow in order to properly address your debts.Mr. Fougeron has been practicing law for over 40 years and has the experience to provide a thorough case evaluation. He will meet directly with you to discuss your personal circumstances which would include a thorough analysis of your debts, property that you own and your income. This in depth analysis will enable Mr. Fougeron to determine the type of bankruptcy that would provide the greatest benefit to you." Look toward a fresh financial future by starting your Chapter 7 Bankruptcy process with Charles E. Fougeron, Attorney at Law, You can contact Valley Bankruptcy Center at either of our two convenient locations today to begin a discussion of your financial circumstances and the remedies that may be available to you. In Chapter 7 proceedings you can expect to eliminate debt - possibly even taxes - improve your credit score, and still keep most, if not all, of the property that you own.
