Excessive debt is more than just a financial burden—it’s an emotional burden as well. From creditors’ non-stop phone calls to the mountain of bills in the mail, debtors often feel trapped and defeated. People from all professions, ages, and walks of life may find themselves over their heads financially for a variety of reasons—medical expenses, divorce, overspending, loss of employment, or other life-changing events.
At Muir & Troutman, we understand both the financial and emotional burdens of insurmountable debt. We work to resolve your debt in a manner that treats you with respect and care. Muir & Troutman have over 30 years of debt relief experience. From the moment you retain our services, we silence the stream of creditors clamoring for your last dollar, and we’ll put you on a financial path that can turn your life around.
Bankruptcy Code is divided into chapters. Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 relate to personal debt. Chapter 11 is designed for corporations, and Chapter 12 covers family farms. Chapter 7 is often called “straight bankruptcy.” Created for consumer debt, Chapter 7 releases you from paying credit card debts, medical bills, and past-due utility charges. You will be able to keep certain types of property and money, such as your home, car, household goods, life insurance, retirement plans, child support, etc. Muir & Troutman is a debt relief agency, we help people file bankruptcy. If you’ve considered filing for bankruptcy, don’t wait. Call us today at (503) 292-6788 for a free consultation. | 
