Connecticut Attorneys
Experienced in Bankruptcy
and Family Law Matters
Experienced in Bankruptcy
and Family Law Matters
Credit Counseling
Credit Counseling & Debtor Education
You must obtain a credit-counseling certificate from an approved credit counselor within 180 days prior to filing your bankruptcy in order to be eligible to file. You must also obtain a Debtor education certificate from an approved provider in order to get your discharge. You can obtain a list of credit counselors and debtor education providers approved by the United States Trustee’s Office.
Please contact Attorney Scott M. Charmoy at (203) 255-8100 to discuss your case.
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