Since 1955, Buzgon Davis Law Offices has counseled business clients. Throughout Pennsylvania, we have experience representing large and small businesses as well as non-profit organizations. We understand the need to provide practical advice so our clients can make informed business decisions.
Contact UsWhen you’re looking for commercial and banking law attorneys near you, start at Buzgon Davis Law Offices. Our local business lawyers have extensive experience in commercial law and deep roots in our Lebanon County communities. Since 1955, we’ve counseled business clients throughout Pennsylvania and have experience representing large and small businesses as well as non-profit organizations. We understand the need to provide practical advice so our clients can make informed business decisions.
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Our attorneys have the skills and experience to counsel clients on the wide variety of issues that businesses and corporations deal with on a daily basis. We would welcome the opportunity to learn about your business.
Lost your job? Unexpected medical bills? Overwhelmed by credit card debt? Facing foreclosure? The Buzgon Davis team understands that life is full of unexpected events that can turn into challenging financial issues. Our bankruptcy attorneys near Palmyra, Pennsylvania, are your solution for compassionate and skilled legal advice when you find yourself facing money struggles and want to explore your options.
Bankruptcy should never be entered into without first considering alternative methods. If you are experiencing financial difficulties, our Lebanon bankruptcy lawyers can provide guidance and assistance with creditors. In the event bankruptcy is indicated, our attorneys can provide the advice and expertise needed to file your claim for bankruptcy protection.
There are many ways of achieving financial independence. In many cases, our attorneys can successfully negotiate with your creditors to reduce or eliminate interest charges on accumulated debt. At times, debt consolidation and interest elimination can accomplish the same effect as bankruptcy, without the limitations that bankruptcy implies.
However, when appropriate, bankruptcy can provide a person who cannot pay his or her bills a fresh start. Bankruptcy may allow you to discharge most or all of your bills or get more time to pay bills. It may also allow you to keep property that otherwise may have been lost to creditors.
There are two common types of bankruptcies people consider, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Generally, under Chapter 7, debts are discharged, sometimes in exchange for property. Under Chapter 13, debts are generally repaid, but over a longer period of time than what you would normally have to pay those debts.
Whether you are falling behind on your auto or mortgage payments or are unable to pay your credit cards or medical bills, we can help.
Whether you’re considering bankruptcy or weathering litigation, we can help with any legal challenges you’re facing. Get the advocacy and information you deserve for your financial or commercial needs from an attorney you can trust.
Call Buzgon Davis Law Offices at 717-467-4994 or submit our online contact form to schedule your free appointment.
Lost your job? Unexpected medical bills? Overwhelmed by credit card debt? Facing foreclosure?
Bankruptcy should never be entered into without first considering alternative methods. If you are experiencing financial difficulties, our attorneys can provide guidance and assistance with creditors. In the event bankruptcy is indicated, our attorneys can provide the advice and expertise needed to file your claim for bankruptcy protection.
There are many ways of achieving financial independence. In many cases, our attorneys can successfully negotiate with your creditors to reduce or eliminate interest charges on accumulated debt. At times, debt consolidation and interest elimination can accomplish the same effect as bankruptcy, without the limitations that bankruptcy implies.
However, when appropriate, bankruptcy can provide a person who cannot pay his or her bills a fresh start. Bankruptcy may allow you to discharge most or all of your bills or get more time to pay bills. It may also allow you to keep property that otherwise may have been lost to creditors.
There are two common types of bankruptcies people consider, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Generally, under Chapter 7, debts are discharged, sometimes in exchange for property. Under Chapter 13, debts are generally repaid, but over a longer period of time than what you would normally have to pay those debts.
Whether you are falling behind on your auto or mortgage payments or are unable to pay your credit cards or medical bills, we can help.
The information is for informational purposes only and is NOT to be construed as legal advice and does not create an attorney/client relationship. If you have any questions specific to your case, you should consult an attorney as each individual’s case and the law applicable thereto varies on a case-by-case basis.
Contact Buzgon Davis Law Offices to schedule a consultation by filling out our contact form or giving us a call at (717) 274-1421