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Why Oak View Law Group?
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Our attorneys offer free consultations 7 days a week (till 9pm) and help you decide if bankruptcy is apt for you. - Get in touch easily
We have our offices in California, Illinois and Nevada. You can get in touch with us easily either by calling at (800) 530-OVLG or by filling up the attorney approval form or call me now form. - Affordable fee structure
Our fee structure is affordable and pocket-friendly. We also provide flexible plans for payment of fees. - Experienced attorneys
We are a team of competent attorneys with years of experience and with 1000s' of debt free clients and dedicated to offer the best help to the clients. - Complete confidentiality
Our service agreement ensures complete attorney-client confidentiality privileges. - Professional approach
We maintain a professional approach in dealing effectively with our clients and also work in compliance with the FDCPA. - High ethical standard
We follow a high ethical standard. Our attorneys are licensed by the bar association of USA and they strictly adhere to the code of professional conduct and high ethical standards.
Alternatives to bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is often that heart-wrenching decision you need to take when all the other options fail to remove your debt loads. But before you take that ultimate decision, do explore other debt relief options.
Following are some alternatives to bankruptcy that you can consider:
- Debt Consolidation: Debt Consolidation is a debt relief program where the debtor merges all his existing debts into a single debt, which he/she pays off at an interest lower than the combined interest of pre-consolidated debts. Since with debt consolidation, you pay off the entire borrowed amount, it harms your credit score minimally, unlike debt settlement and bankruptcy. You can also seek help of a competent debt consolidation attorney in your state, to get your debts consolidated. Learn more...
- Debt Settlement: Debt settlement is a debt reduction program where the creditor accepts a reduced sum from the debtor and it is regarded as full payment of the obligation. Debt settlement affects your credit score moderately. The effect is neither as little as debt consolidation nor as bad as bankruptcy. To make sure that your debt settlement process is legally sound, you can consult and seek help of an experienced debts settlement attorney in your state. Learn more...
- Debt Management: In a debt management program, a designated third party assists a debtor with repayment of his/her debts. The third party evaluates the debtor’s income and budget, and negotiates interest rates and payments with the creditors, in order to help the debtor pay off his/her obligations easily. Its effect on your credit score is same as that of debt settlement. The effect will be neither as little as debt consolidation nor as bad as bankruptcy. An efficient debt attorney is the best person to guide you through a debt management plan and help you learn about its legal nooks and corners. Learn more...
- Credit Counseling: Credit counseling is an elaborate program that educates consumers about how to avoid acquiring debts that cannot be paid off through debt management. It may also establish a planned method of debt relief, especially with the help of an effective debt management plan and debt negotiation. Using a credit counseling service solely for managing your budget, money and debts will not affect your credit score. However, using credit counseling for debt negotiation and having the case reported to the credit bureau will impact your score like debt settlement. Learn more...
If you find these options suitable enough to resolve your debt issues, you must consider these and get an easy way out of your debts!
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