Let Us Show You How To Discharge Credit Card And Medical Bill Debt
Soaring medical costs have left many uninsured or underinsured. If you or a family member fell ill or became injured, the cost of medical treatment may have made it impossible to keep up with the other daily costs of living. As bills become past due, many turn to credit cards in an effort to catch up. Unfortunately, this often leads to more debt and more bills.
At Hatfield Harris, PLLC, we help people in Rogers and throughout Northwest Arkansas discharge their medical and credit card debt, and wipe their slate clean through bankruptcy.
Discharge Your Medical Bill Debt Through Bankruptcy
Illness and injury often force hardworking people off the job. When combined with enormous medical bills, these lost wages can make it difficult to make ends meet and place entire families under great financial strain. Pressure from creditors only adds to the stress.
If you are battling an illness or were injured in an accident, the last thing you should be worried about is paying for medical treatment.
At Hatfield Harris, PLLC, we help clients stop creditor harassment and discharge their medical bills so they can focus on what is truly important – their health.
Rogers Credit Card Debt Attorney
Credit card and medical bill debts are the most common reasons people experience financial hardship. At Hatfield Harris, PLLC, we help people discharge their debts through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Attorney Chris Harris is an experienced debt relief professional. He has been helping people discharge their medical and credit card debts for more than 20 years.
Types of debt that are typically dischargeable include:
- Credit card debt
- Medical bills
- Past-due rent
- Missed utility payments
- Personal loans
- Mortgages
- Some tax debts
For more information about discharging your debt, contact Hatfield Harris, PLLC. Call our law office at 479-250-1962 to schedule a free consultation with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer. Flat fees are available.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
Related Posts
Credit card debt, monetary debt and bankruptcy options
Many things can cause you to run up credit card debt, but not all of those reasons are bad. You may have to rely on credit to pay for life's necessities. This might be due to a layoff or a medical condition. When emergencies happen, your credit cards can be a...
Financial challenges involving credit cards require attention
Credit card debt isn't something that you should carry from one month to the next. Instead, you should try to pay the balance off every month. While it is understandable that this isn't always possible, it is a good goal to have. Of course, there is a chance that...
Investing with credit is a risky behavior for consumers
Credit card debt can be something that holds you back or helps you as you improve your life. You might take on debt in the short-term to buy furniture for a new home or place your purchases on a card to reap the rewards of cash-back offers. There are downsides to...
Too much debt: How to know when you’re in over your head
Most people have some amount of credit card debt. The issue isn't really that people have debt, though, it's that so many people have too much. As someone who likes to carry a balance for the purpose of raising your credit, you know that it can be dangerous if you...
Know what options you have for credit card debt
Credit card debt can be difficult to pay off once you have a significant balance accrued. One thing that can make this even worse is that you are having to pay for the interest and possibly other charges associated with the accounts. Some Americans might look at their...
Don’t take on unnecessary holiday debts you can’t afford
This is a time of year when many people want to go out and purchase gifts for their loved ones. You might fall into the temptation of putting it all your credit card, but this can be dangerous if you aren't careful with how you handle those bills. You must be able to...
How can you pay off debt without bankruptcy?
Most people in America have some amount of credit debt that affects them each month. It's normal for a large group of people to have balances on credit cards and to maintain those balances from month to month. That's fine, so long as they can afford the monthly...
Credit debt doesn’t have to be a permanent factor in your life
Credit-card debt has the potential to weigh on your mind day and night. It can mean you're not sure if you have enough funds to pay the minimums or that you have no idea when you'll be able to pay off what you owe. The reality of credit-card debt is that it hinders...