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Dallas Bankruptcy Attorneys
Bankruptcy help in Dallas, Texas.
Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 for Dallas and Dallas County families — Arlington office counsel, free consultation before you file.
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- Chapter 7 discharge and Chapter 13 repayment plans
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Dallas Division filings. Arlington counsel.
Dallas County residents generally file in the Dallas Division at the Earle Cabell Federal Building. You still meet counsel at the Arlington office for a free consult before anything is filed.
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Automatic stay stops most collection once filed.
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(817) 335-888001Where do Dallas residents file bankruptcy?
Dallas County residents typically file in the Dallas Division at the Earle Cabell Federal Building, 1100 Commerce St., Dallas 75242. Chapter 13 trustee: Thomas D. (Tom) Powers.
02What is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 in Dallas?
Chapter 7 focuses on discharging qualifying unsecured debt quickly if you pass the means test. Chapter 13 reorganizes debt into a 3–5 year plan and is often used to stop foreclosure and cure arrears.
03Will bankruptcy stop wage garnishment in Dallas?
Yes — the automatic stay stops most garnishments when you file. Chapter 7 may discharge the underlying debt; Chapter 13 can reorganize it.
04Do I have to drive to Dallas for every appointment?
Most client meetings are at the Arlington office. Court and trustee locations depend on your division — we explain the path on the first call.
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