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Truth in Lending
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Bill Collection & Foreclosure Defense; Asset Protection in Colorado

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You may be able to stop your Colorado foreclosure if you properly prepare and submit a mortgage loan modification application. Or use a Chapter 7 bankrutpcy or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Or a Truth in Lending Act (TILA) federal law suit.

If your business is in trouble, or you cannot pay your bills, learn how you can best protect your business and personal assets if you have to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Make sure that you use your Colorado property exemptions to keep your property.

If you own personal or business taxes, you need some help to stop the tax collection.

You can find out what options are best for you.  You will receive a free written plan when you come in for a free initial consultation.

Reasonable attorney fees, as low as $700 (including attorney representation at the Trustee's 341 meeting), depending on the facts of your case.

This is not a"hide the ball" or "bait and switch" deal.

Free educational materials, including a copy of our written guide are provided at every free consultation.

Set an appointment for a free initial consultation by calling (303) 804-9898.  No obligation or pressure.

You can download a map showing our location near I-25 and Arapahoe Road.

Updated May 7, 2011