Helping Older People in Arizona Navigate the Challenges of Bankruptcy
Federal bankruptcy laws apply equally to all Americans, yet the generational divide means that older and younger people view bankruptcy differently. Young people tend to see bankruptcy as a business decision or a legal decision. Older people often feel that the decision to pursue bankruptcy is a personal failure.
Arizona Bankruptcy Attorney
At The Roll Law Office, PLLC, we see seniors' view of bankruptcy as being unfair to them. The housing collapse, the challenging job market and other recent economic problems have affected young and old alike. Also, older people facing financial problems are less likely to be able to address them effectively; young people have more time to rebuild savings prior to retirement and older people may face health issues that prevent them from gaining needed income.
If you are an older Arizona resident and have questions regarding bankruptcy, please contact our firm. We have worked with hundreds of clients on fixed incomes who are concerned about bankruptcy and:
- Social Security
- IRA, 401(k) and other retirement accounts
- Foreclosure and the possible loss of a home
Why Choose The Roll Law Office, PLLC?
At The Roll Law Office, PLLC, we see bankruptcy law as more than a business. We see it as a highly effective way to help people resolve the debilitating effects of unmanageable debt.
To this end, we don't just handle the full bankruptcy process for all clients. We make sure they receive the full support that is often needed when financial challenges are addressed head-on. We also help clients obtain needed counseling when bankruptcy becomes emotionally difficult. For more information regarding bankruptcy and the elderly in Arizona, please contact lawyer Guy P. Roll at our firm.
Contact a Phoenix Bankruptcy Lawyer
To learn more about how The Roll Law Office, PLLC, can help you get a financial fresh start, please contact us today to set up a free consultation. We operate offices in Tempe, Mesa, Scottsdale, Glenwood and the White Mountains/Show Low, Arizona, and can be reached at 866-603-1533 or 602-652-2403.
