Helbing Law Office, LLC

(on south nicolet road)
Lawyers and Law Firms in Appleton, WI
Lawyers and Law Firms

Hours

Monday
8:30AM - 5:00PM
Tuesday
8:30AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday
8:30AM - 5:00PM
Thursday
8:30AM - 5:00PM
Friday
8:30AM - 12:00PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Location

477 South Nicolet Road
Appleton, WI
54914

About

If you are struggling with overwhelming debt, our law firm can help you explore all the options available to you, including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code. We understand the enormous stress that accompanies debt. Our attorneys are committed to helping you stop harassing calls and letters, wage garnishment, vehicle repossession, home foreclosure, and other creditor actions. While your situation may seem hopeless now, bankruptcy offers strong debt relief that can give you a brand new start.

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Some debts remain after personal bankruptcy, but you can manage: Filing for bankruptcy likely provides the springboard for your new financial beginning. Your debt and financial struggles proved to be a wake-up call, and you clearly understood that certain behaviors in your life had to change, namely your spending habits. And now that you have taken the necessary step, you wonder just how much of your debt slate will be wiped clean? You must understand that not all debt will go away. Still, you remain responsible for certain debt that remains upon filing for personal bankruptcy. Child support and most taxes remain Non-dischargeable debt is the debt that remains after someone files for personal bankruptcy. Among the examples of non-dischargeable debt include: Alimony: If you have been divorced and the agreement included the requirement of spousal support, you must continue to pay your former spouse. However, there are rare instances when payment modifications are possible. Child support: There is no way of getting out of making these payments, and why would you want to do so? Your child and your former spouse depend on these payments as part of the divorce agreement. Continue to pay your fair share. Many taxes: Once the bankruptcy proceeding concludes, the U.S. government immediately seeks to collect any outstanding taxes. However, if you are well behind on your taxes, the IRS may temporarily suspend your tax debt. Student loans: Previously this was always the case. However, examples exist in which courts discharge student loan debt if it met “undue hardship” standards. In filing for personal bankruptcy, you have taken a major step toward improving your financial standing. Discipline helps, but also remember that bankruptcy does not eliminate certain debts. https://bit.ly/314B4ho HELBINGLAW.COM Some debts remain after personal bankruptcy, but you can manage | Helbing Law Office, LLC
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Unfortunately, this is more common than people realize, and it is truly heartbreaking. As the saying goes, "no good deed goes unpunished." Congress needs to step up and address this issue. While I'm not sure that "across the board" forgiveness is the answer, I'm sure there are other ways to help struggling families. For example, I think Congress should increase the "phase-out" for the student loan interest deduction. If "rich" in this country is $400,000 for a married couple, why don't we end the phase out at $400,000? Also, why does Congress only allow a maximum deduction of $2500 for interest paid on student loans? Congress promotes home ownership by allowing the interest to be deducted. Congress promotes having children by giving a tax credit per child. If Congress is going to promote a college education with federal student loans, why doesn't it also allow student loan payers to deduct 100% of the interest on those loans? Who wouldn't benefit from this? NBCNEWS.COM ‘Stuck in it until I die’: Parents get buried by college debt, too
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What creditors can't do to you: A creditor, a person who owns your debt, has a legitimate right to attempt to collect on that debt. But just because they have a right to get their money doesn't mean they have the right to treat people however they want. Let's be very clear on something right up front: creditor harassment is prohibited by law, here in Wisconsin and across the US. Whether or not you've filed for bankruptcy, debt collectors cannot do whatever they want to get you to pay. The law specifically says that a debt collector may not: Harass you over the phone There is a common practice of using the phone to drive a debtor up-the-wall with frustration or annoyance. Use aggressive language Debt collectors often try to intimidate debtors by using threats of violence and explicit language. This sort of harassment can take the form of visits, phone calls, or letters. Shame you Another common threat from a debt collector is “exposure.” They may call to say they will post your name on a website of delinquent debtors. If your creditor posts your information like this, it is a violation of your rights. Lie to you When you receive a call from a creditor, they must tell you who they are and why they are calling. They cannot tell you that you owe more than you owe. They cannot tell you they are an attorney if they are not. Most importantly, they cannot threaten you with an arrest. But what can you do? Of course, just because they aren't supposed to take those actions doesn't mean they don't. If a creditor harasses you, you can take steps by reporting them to the proper authorities at the federal and state levels. If your debts are significant, you may even consider filing for bankruptcy and receive an automatic stay on all your debts. It's hard enough to fall into debt. No one needs to dread the ring of their phone. https://bit.ly/38gSYBm HELBINGLAW.COM What creditors can't do to you | Helbing Law Office, LLC
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  • What is the phone number for Helbing Law Office, LLC in Appleton WI?
    You can reach them at: 920-659-5606. It’s best to call Helbing Law Office, LLC during business hours.
  • What is the address for Helbing Law Office, LLC on south nicolet road in Appleton?
    Helbing Law Office, LLC is located at this address: 477 South Nicolet Road Appleton, WI 54914.
  • What are Helbing Law Office, LLC(Appleton, WI) store hours?
    Helbing Law Office, LLC store hours are as follows: Mon-Thu: 8:30AM - 5:00PM, Fri: 8:30AM - 12:00PM, Sat-Sun: Closed.