If you are behind on your utility bills, the protection of bankruptcy can prevent utility companies from shutting off your power and water. Bankruptcy may also discharge your unpaid, due utility bills and other debts to give you a clean start with your finances.
The law firm of Stamps & Stamps, Attorneys at Law, can step in to prevent the hardships and indignity of utility shut-off. Even if your utilities have already been cut, our experienced bankruptcy lawyer can help get service restored.
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If your utility providers (private company or public utility) are threatening to shut off your services because you haven’t paid your bills for months, bankruptcy will let you retain service and let you eliminate debts or catch up over time.
When you file for bankruptcy:
The utility can require a reasonable deposit, such as one month’s supply or a similar amount, to keep your power or water on or to restore service that has been shut off.
Bankruptcy is not always the solution, but if you can’t pay your basic utility bills you likely have a bigger debt problem. Bankruptcy will not only keep your utilities on; it can also stop foreclosure, repossession, wage garnishment and other collection actions.
Attorney Eric Stamps can explain the benefits of bankruptcy and address any concerns you might have. He handles Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies in the Dayton area and surrounding counties of Ohio. Call (937) 247-6447 or 888-435-0085, or contact us online.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.