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Law Office of Rick J. Deal, P.C.

Overwhelmed by Debt?
Find Your Path to Relief 

If you're struggling with debt, you don't have to figure out your options on your own. As an experienced bankruptcy attorney in Conroe, Texas, I will personally review your financial situation, explain your options, and help you determine whether Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy is right for you.

 

I represent individuals and families throughout Montgomery County and Southeast Texas, providing straightforward advice and personal attention throughout the bankruptcy process.

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Find the Right Debt Relief Option

BANKRUPTCY OPTIONS

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Mediation-Based Resolutions

NOT SURE WHICH?

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Let Me Review Your Options

You don't need to know which chapter you need before contacting me. I can review your income, debts, property and financial circumstances and explain which options may work best for you.

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CHAPTER 13

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Protect Property & Catch Up

Chapter 13 can help stop foreclosure, address past-due mortgage or vehicle payments, deal with tax debt and reorganize your finances through a court-approved repayment plan.

CHAPTER 7
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​Eliminate Qualifying Debt

Chapter 7 can eliminate many types of unsecured debt, including credit cards, medical bills, personal loans and collection accounts, while allowing many people to protect their home, vehicles and other property.

BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION

What Happens When I File Bankruptcy?

Filing bankruptcy generally triggers the automatic stay, which stops most collection activity while your case is pending. This can stop creditor calls, collection lawsuits, wage garnishments and many repossession and foreclosure efforts.

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Bankruptcy can also provide a structured way to address your debts. Chapter 7 may eliminate qualifying debts, while Chapter 13 may allow you to protect property and reorganize debts through a repayment plan.

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Every situation is different. I can explain what bankruptcy would—and would not—do in your particular circumstances.

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BANKRUPTCY MAY PROVIDE RELIEF

Is Debt Creating Any of These Problems?

01 — Creditor Lawsuits & Collection Pressure

If creditors are calling, suing you or pursuing collection, filing bankruptcy generally triggers the automatic stay, which stops most collection activity and gives you an opportunity to address the underlying debt.

02 — Foreclosure & Repossession

If you are behind on your mortgage or vehicle payments, Chapter 13 may allow you to stop a pending  foreclosure or repossession, protect your property and repay your debt on those assets over time.

03 — Credit Cards, Medical Bills & Unmanageable Debt

If minimum payments and collection accounts have become impossible to manage, bankruptcy may eliminate qualifying unsecured debts or allow you to reorganize your debts through a court-approved repayment plan.

04 — Tax Debt & Wage Garnishment

Bankruptcy may provide options for certain tax debts and generally stops most wage garnishments while the automatic stay is in effect. The treatment of tax debt depends on the type of tax, when it became due and other circumstances.

Local. Personal. Experienced.

Your financial situation deserves individual attention. I personally review your circumstances, explain your bankruptcy options, and help you determine the appropriate path forward.

My practice focuses primarily on consumer bankruptcy. I represent individuals and families in both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases and can explain how bankruptcy would affect your particular circumstances.

WHY CHOOSE RICK DEAL?

PERSONAL ATTORNEY ATTENTION

FOCUSED BANKRUPTCY EXPERIENCE

My office is located in Conroe, and I represent clients throughout Montgomery County and Southeast Texas.

LOCAL CONROE REPRESENTATION

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BANKRUPTCY RESOURCES

Bankruptcy Answers & Resources

Ready to Find Out What Your Options Are?

Schedule a free consultation to discuss your financial situation. I’ll personally review your circumstances and explain whether Chapter 7, Chapter 13, or another approach may be appropriate for you.

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