Experienced bankruptcy Attorney James F. Hausen has handled over 2,000 cases. He does only consumer bankruptcies and has filed thousands of them for residents of Northeast Ohio. At Hausen Law, we offer our clients the option to meet with us in person, by telephone or via video conference. Please contact us if you’d like to discuss your options.
James F. Hausen is happy to announce his inaugural book, The Truth About Bankruptcy In Ohio.
In its pages he relates specific examples of the types of situations in which bankruptcy can turn a person’s life around, helping them get on the track to financial stability. If you or someone you know is struggling with debt and aren’t clear on how bankruptcy can help, pick up a copy of The Truth About Bankruptcy In Ohio.
As seasoned bankruptcy attorneys, we can help clients who have already been divorced prior to filing for bankrupcy. Let’s uncover the answer to this common bankruptcy question, centering our reply around chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy, the most common options for an individual in financial straits. For those whose unsecured debt exceeds standard limits, chapter 11 is also an option.
While inflation has seesawed over the past few years, and has dropped again this year, headed towards pre-pandemic lows, it could be that the financial strain is only now taking its toll. Truth be told, it’s been decades since we experienced those highs.
Divorce and bankruptcy can be difficult and arduous paths, whether they’re taken jointly or individually. If you find yourself divorced and learn that your ex-spouse is filing for chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy, your first thought might be whether...
Here at Hausen Law, our experienced chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyers have heard it all, and we’re ready to set the record straight.
Naturally, you don’t want to negatively impact the person who helped you out by co-signing some of your debt. At Hausen Law our bankruptcy attorneys understand the struggle and they’re here with sound advice and what to know about filing for bankruptcy in Ohio, especially when you have a co-signer.
Perhaps you’ve heard about credit counseling that is required after a bankruptcy case, but you may not be familiar with counseling being a prerequisite prior to filing bankruptcy in Ohio. Today we’re answering that question. So, do you need to take a credit counseling program in order to file for bankruptcy in Ohio?
We offer free initial consultations by phone or in person and in the evening (by phone) if you prefer.
Our fees are highly competitive and we offer special fee arrangements in appropriate cases. Call and we will be happy to tell you what your case would cost. You can retain us with only a small payment and you can make payments on the rest of the fee before the case is filed. YOU choose the amount and timing of the payments.
If you change your mind about filing before your case is filed, we will retain only the money you paid us that has been earned and will provide you with a complete accounting. The rest will be promptly refunded to you. To file your case, we require you to come to our office only once (to review and sign the papers to be filed). Many attorneys require three or more visits. Of course, you can visit us in person more often if you wish.
After your bankruptcy is over, we will continue to answer questions about your bankruptcy even years later at no extra charge. You can always call on us.
We offer an unusually high level of expertise in chapter 13 bankruptcies, having two employees (attorney and paralegal) who are experienced former employees of the Chapter 13 Trustee. This is an important advantage you will not find in other firms.
We do not try to sell you on bankruptcy. We explain your options and help you make the right decision. If you file, your case will be filed in the federal bankruptcy court, not in your local county court. And we promise you prompt, polite, professional service.
Since the 2005 bankruptcy code changes, it has become more difficult for Akron, Cleveland, Youngstown, and residents all over Northeast Ohio to file for bankruptcy. More people today are attempting to file on their own with do-it-yourself kits and end up regretting the decision of not hiring a locally experienced bankruptcy attorney. There are various types of bankruptcies which is why it is so essential to choose the right bankruptcy lawyer who will provide the kind of experience you need to handle your particular case and determine the proper bankruptcy type that would suit you best. James F. Hausen can educate you about what protection you need for your unique circumstances and work with you to reach the best solution.
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"James Hausen and his assistant Juliana are an excellent team and a joy to work with. They were both incredibly professional and able to explain everything regarding my case in plain English to help me navigate the confusing legal jargon. I cannot sing their praise enough so hopefully this review will suffice. They were even accommodating enough to set up forwarding on court documents to my out of state mailing address so that I would be informed every step of the way. 10/10 AAA+ service."
~ Sean
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"I have found Hausen Law LLC to be very helpful. Attorney Hausen is extremely kind, professional and willing to answer any and all question and is very considerate. Everyone in his practice is very knowledgeable and very helpful. I would recommend Hausen Law 100%."
~ Mary Lu
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"Attorney James Hausen and His Staff are amazing. They answer all your questions in a timely manner and are very professional. Thank you for the outstanding service and experience through my successful Bankruptcy."
~ Andrea
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