Nashville Bankruptcy Law

Since 1976, Rothschild & Ausbrooks, PLLC, has helped people just like you to get out of debt and regain financial control. If you are thinking about filing bankruptcy, please contact our firm to arrange a consultation. We can evaluate your financial situation and advise you on the course of action that is most appropriate to restoring financial stability, given your particular set of conditions and circumstances. Our bankruptcy lawyers in Nashville are well-versed in Nashville bankruptcy law, and have 60 years of combined experience applying it to the following practice areas:

Bankruptcy Basics - Bankruptcy offers relief to consumers who have debt problems. Our firm has extensive experience helping individuals manage their debts and regain financial control.

Chapter 7 - Liquidation Chapter 7 bankruptcy involves a liquidation of assets. As a bankruptcy plan that discharges all dischargeable debts, it allows a person to start anew with respect to his or her finances.

Chapter 13 - Reorganization Chapter 13 is a reorganization of debt that allows a person to repay debt over a three- to five-year time frame. We can help you keep your house and car--and return to a healthy financial situation.

Other Practice Areas

Medical Debt The cost of health care is high. When that health care is in the form of a hospital visit or surgery, the expenses can be overwhelming. At Rothschild & Ausbrooks, we help people with medical bills and other expenses to file for bankruptcy.

Divorce, Child Support, and Debt Many people experience debt and financial difficulties following a divorce. Our bankruptcy law firm in Nashville helps people who have concerns about paying child support, spousal support, and other expenses—or who come out of a marriage with limited earning potential.

Bankruptcy lawyers in Nashville, Murfreesboro, Gallatin, Clarksville, and Franklin, Tennessee

Bankruptcy law in Clarksville gives debtors who cannot pay their creditors--or are impeded in their ability to do so--an opportunity to regain control of their finances. These laws are designed to help debtors in varied circumstances, by offering bankruptcy plans to help them resolve their debt— either by discharging it or restructuring it, using assets to repay creditors.

Gallatin bankruptcy laws are complex, and contain many provisions that ensure the protection of both debtors and creditors. Federal and state regulations—such as those governing property ownership during bankruptcy--can be difficult to navigate without a deep understanding of the law.

If you are committed to resolving your debt problem, skilled Nashville bankruptcy attorneys from Rothschild & Ausbrooks, PLLC with deep knowledge and substantial experience practicing bankruptcy law can help you decide if a bankruptcy filing can help you achieve your financial goals. Contact Rothschild & Ausbrooks, PLLC today for a free initial consultation.