Wade Kelly Law Firm

Attorney Wade Kelly provides professional legal services with a concentration in bankruptcy law. He is a member of the Louisiana Bar Association, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, the American Bankruptcy Institute and is Board Certified in Business Bankruptcy Law by the American Bankruptcy Institute

Mr. Kelly graduated from LSU Law School in 1976. Since his admittance into the Louisiana Bar Association in 1976, Attorney Wade Kelly has successfully helped many in your situation find fast, affordable solutions to their debt problems, and immediate relief and protection (in the process).

Home foreclosures and debt harassment can be overwhelming and emotional. That is why it’s important in stressful situations like these that you have the guidance of an experienced bankruptcy lawyer. Keeping up with the complexities of bankruptcy laws is a full-time occupation. One that requires knowledge, experience and due diligence.

Is bankruptcy the best solution for you?

Have you found yourself in the middle of a stressful financial situation? You may be hoping to avoid bankruptcy by pursuing another means of debt relief. At the Law Office of Wade Kelly, we can help you answer the question, “Is bankruptcy right for me?” Rather than simply meeting with a paralegal, you will personally meet with our lawyers to discover all of your options.

If you decide to file for bankruptcy, you will need dedicated legal assistance to secure a favorable outcome. For years, our firm has been helping individuals with financial difficulties to find the resolution they need. For the personal attention you deserve, contact our office today! We will work one on one with you at every step of your case.

Before you decide to file for bankruptcy, you’ll need to make a thorough review of your financial situation. Start by examining all your assets and your liabilities. Even though the decision to file can be an emotional one, you’ll need to make a conscious effort to remain completely objective through each step of the process. We also handle Chapter 11 bankruptcy for businesses and have experience handling dozens of Chapter 11 cases for businesses in Southwest Louisiana.

Begin by answering the following questions as objectively and honestly as possible:

  • Am I behind on my car payments?
  • Am I behind on my mortgage payments and if so, by how much?
  • Are my creditors calling me or my family members?
  • Am I borrowing from one credit card to payoff another?
  • Am I only making minimal payments on my credit card(s)?
  • Am I being sued for failing to pay a debt?
  • Are my wages being garnished?
  • Is my bank account being seized?
  • Do I have any judgment liens on my real state?

If you’ve answered “yes” to any of these questions, you need to consult with a bankruptcy attorney to determine whether a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy is right for you.

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