Serving Crawfordsville's Bankruptcy and Debt Relief Needs

We have helped hundreds of people that live in Montogomery County to get out of debt. Whether we use bankruptcy or some other type of debt relief, I know we can help" - Attorney J. F. Bymaster The Crawfordsvillle area trusts Bymaster Bankruptcy Law Office to help in any stressfull debt siutation. We can help in any situation, such as collections calls, lawsuits, garnishments, foreclosure, or excessive debts. Remember, the consultation is free.

We Always like to be Upfront about FEES:

Chapter 7 starting at $599 (Fixed Income Only, Must Apply)*
Most Chapter 7 Cases are $870-1170*
Chapter 13 Always filed $0 Down*

* Every case ALSO requires a $313 or $338 Court Filing Fee Also. We do payment plans on all cases. There are additional special programs. Call us for details on how it all works.

WE WORK WITH EVERYBODY ON PAYMENT PLANS. WE WILL GET YOUR BANKRUPTCY CASE FILED.

Attorney John Bymaster's Crawfordsville Bankruptcy Offices:

The Office Serving Crawfordsville is an Easy Drive from Town: (NOTE CO. RD. 650 is now called Whitestown Parkway).

Just take I-74 East. Our office is just North of I-74's Exit 66 (St. Rd. 267)

Call us, People come to us for help from Crawfordsville almost every week! We are local and here to help!

Visit Our Beautiful, Country-Setting, Bymaster Bankruptcy Office.

Good Morning, Crawfordsville

Bankruptcy News:

Detriot files Chapter 9 Bankruptcy:

On July 13th, 2013, the City of Detroit declared Chapter 9 Bankruptcy. This type, "Chapter 9" bankruptcy, is exclusively reserved for municipalities to reorganize their financial obligations similar to how private companies reorganize through Chapter 11.

"Bankruptcy seems to be Detroit's only choice. Radical moves must be made to salvage Detroit's ever declining resources. Chapter 9 bankruptcy is not easy, however. Even with federal court protection, the task of reorganizing Detroit's economic and physical burdens will require extensive planning, cooperation, and sacrifice. This isn't a City problem, it's a national problem. Everybody's got to get on board to make the Detroit of tomorrow a place once again desirable to both people and businesses alike."

- Attorney John F. Bymaster

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