Maximize Your Income Tax Refund in Bankruptcy
Besides a regular salary, the yearly tax refund is the only money many people receive. Individuals in debt often view the refund as a way to catch up on bills or repay loans from family members. However, if you are filing for bankruptcy, it is easy to lose your entire refund if you are not careful.
My name is Patrick J. Conway. As a lawyer in Cincinnati, I understand your tax refund is an important source of income for you. For 29 years, I have been working to help people like you keep and maximize their tax refunds.
If I File Bankruptcy, Can I Keep My Refund?
Yes, with careful planning, you may be able to keep your refund. I can help you to protect your refund. You need to speak to me before your spend your refund. To learn more about how to maximize this money, call my office at 513-924-4517.
If you are filing bankruptcy, including Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, let your attorney know whether or not you are expecting a tax refund. Failure to disclose the refund can cost you the entire amount.
Seek Advice From a Knowledgeable Lawyer Licensed In Ohio And Kentucky
Repaying a loan to a relative before filing for bankruptcy is a mistake. Your family member can be forced to turn over that money to your creditors. While you naturally want to repay your family, you should talk to a knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney to help you do it the right way.
Making the Most of Your Refund
To learn how I can help you protect your tax refund, contact me online or call my office at 513-924-4517 to schedule a free initial consultation.
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