Financial problems can eat you alive!
Stephen Behrends • May 21, 2021
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We're getting more and more calls from people who are struggling with unpaid bills. Unless you have had to live through a time financial distress, from loss of your job or uninsured medical expenses, for example, you may not understand how it can take over your whole life. People tell us that they wake up at night worrying about what will happen with the bills they can't pay. They're concerned about losing their homes or cars. The kids know that something is wrong and worry about what it is that has their parents so upset all of the time. My partners, Kim Covington and Jud Carusone, have been helping people in situations like this for years and know how hard it can be to reach out to someone for help. You can call us and talk about your situation and your options in bankruptcy without any pressure or guilt. We're here to help!! Call 541-344-7472 or visit their websites:
https://www.kimcovington-bankruptcylawyer.com/
https://www.judsoncarusonelaw.com/
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