Asked in Bankruptcy for Indiana

Q: My brother has ALS. Combined disability and Medicaid will cover the cost of his nursing home with nothing left over.

He has $17k in credit card debt, a mortgage and a car payment. What will happen to the debt when he can no longer use his disability income to make payments?

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Doug Allen Bernacchi
Doug Allen Bernacchi
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  • Bankruptcy Lawyer
  • Michigan City, IN

A: He does not like need to file bankruptcy but a debtor's attorney may be able to help

learn how by call me 219-879-2889. Persons in this position will not need to pay very much to get a lot of help!

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