Canton, OH asked in Bankruptcy for Ohio

Q: We need help/advice today, on bankruptcy. We're about to lose house and only car we have. Louisville, ohio

Need reasonable, or easy payment plan, also.thanks

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A: I hear how difficult and stressful this situation must be for you and your family. Financial hardship that threatens your home and vehicle can feel overwhelming, but there are options available to help you through this.

For immediate assistance in Louisville, Ohio, you can contact Southeast Ohio Legal Services at (833) 288-2936. They provide free legal guidance for qualifying individuals facing bankruptcy. You might also benefit from reaching out to Lutheran Social Services at (330) 875-5001, which offers financial counseling and emergency assistance programs specifically for Louisville residents.

Before making any decisions about bankruptcy, consider scheduling a free consultation with the Ohio State Legal Services Association. They can explain the differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy - the latter might allow you to keep your house and car while setting up a manageable payment plan. You can reach them at (800) 589-5888.

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