Your Path to Financial Fresh Start in Utah
Feeling overwhelmed by relentless creditor calls? You need experienced Utah bankruptcy help. At Rulon T. Burton & Associates, our dedicated team can guide you through the process and help you file for bankruptcy swiftly.
Led by attorneys Justin Burton and Scott T. Blotter, our Utah practice specializes in both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. We understand the stress you’re under and are committed to providing compassionate and effective support every step of the way.
With decades of experience handling bankruptcy cases in Utah, Rulon T. Burton & Associates offers unparalleled expertise. Our team of seasoned attorneys and highly skilled paralegals focuses exclusively on helping Utah residents regain financial stability. Our paralegals bring a combined 43 years of experience specifically in preparing and filing bankruptcies within Utah. Managing attorney Justin Burton is a proud member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, and attorney Scott Blotter has a valuable background working with the Chapter 13 Trustee’s office for nearly a decade.
If you’re seeking answers about bankruptcy in Utah, look no further than Rulon T. Burton & Associates. Contact us today using the form on this page for a confidential consultation.
Understanding How to File Bankruptcy in Utah
Navigating the Utah bankruptcy process can seem daunting, but we’re here to simplify it for you. To initiate your bankruptcy filing in Utah, the law requires you to provide the following documentation:
- A complete list of all your outstanding debts and owned assets.
- Pay stubs covering the last seven months of employment.
- Copies of your tax returns for the previous four years.
- Essential personal background information.
With these necessary documents, our experienced team can begin preparing your bankruptcy case for submission to the Utah bankruptcy court. Accuracy is paramount; all information, including creditor names and addresses, must be current. Omitting assets or other critical details can, unfortunately, lead to the rejection of your application.
However, you don’t have to face this complex process alone. The trusted Utah bankruptcy lawyers at Rulon T. Burton & Associates, serving Salt Lake City and surrounding areas, offer comprehensive support. We even provide a free, downloadable Utah bankruptcy help packet that clearly outlines the required information for filing.
We recognize that getting organized is the crucial first step toward achieving financial freedom. Once you’ve gathered your paperwork, you can meet with our knowledgeable team, and in many cases, we can initiate the filing of your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy on the very same day.
Exploring Your Bankruptcy Options: Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13
Whether you’re an individual or a small business owner in Utah facing financial hardship, there are bankruptcy options available. For individuals, the most common types of bankruptcy filings are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Let’s explore the key differences:
Connect with an Experienced Utah Bankruptcy Lawyer Today
It’s crucial to understand that filing for bankruptcy is a significant decision that requires careful consideration and thorough preparation. It’s not a quick fix for eliminating debt without understanding the necessary steps. While we understand your need for swift relief, obtaining that relief hinges on gathering all the legally required information.
If you have any questions or concerns about bankruptcy in Utah, we encourage you to speak with one of our experienced bankruptcy attorneys today. Each member of our legal team is deeply knowledgeable in Utah bankruptcy law and dedicated to providing you with clear guidance throughout the entire process.
Get organized now: Download our free Bankruptcy Worksheets to help you gather the necessary information.
Rulon T Burton & Associates
448 E. Winchester St. Suite 175
Murray, UT 84107
Utah Bankruptcy FAQs
You can request these from your employer.
You can contact the IRS directly at 1-800-908-9946 to request transcripts or copies of old returns for a fee.
Anything that you own with any value is an asset. It can range from real estate, vehicles, investments, and cash to furniture, jewelry, or books.
Depending on the type of unsecured debts you have and the assets you’re trying to protect, we can consult with you to determine if you should file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Find more detailed answers to your questions about Utah bankruptcy help on our comprehensive FAQ page.