Miami Bankruptcy Attorneys
Experienced Guidance to Help You Regain Control of Your Financial Future
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The Help You Deserve When You Need It Most
Financial pressure can build quickly—creditors calling, payments falling behind, and concerns about losing your home, vehicle, or business. When debt becomes unmanageable, bankruptcy may offer a path forward.
At Corona Law Firm, we help individuals and small businesses understand their options and decide whether bankruptcy is the right solution for their situation.
Experienced Bankruptcy Representation in Florida
Our attorneys have extensive experience helping thousands of clients protect assets, eliminate unsecured debt, and restructure obligations—including certain tax and IRS-related debts. Every consultation is free, and we focus on helping you decide whether bankruptcy is the right choice for your circumstances.
Chapter 7
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Small Business Bankruptcies
Clear Guidance Through the Filing Process
The bankruptcy process is complex, and mistakes can be costly. Many individuals attempt to navigate filing on their own without fully understanding the requirements or long-term consequences.
Our role is to guide you through each step, explain the process clearly, and help you understand your options—so you can move forward with a plan and confidence.
Chapter 7
Chapter 7 bankruptcy may allow individuals to eliminate unsecured debts such as credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans, providing a fresh financial start. For those who qualify, the process is typically faster and can offer relatively quick relief from overwhelming debt. Eligibility depends on income and overall financial circumstances, and many assets may be protected through available exemptions. Chapter 7 is often appropriate for individuals who need debt relief without a long-term repayment plan.
Chapter 13
Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows individuals to reorganize their debt through a structured repayment plan, usually lasting three to five years. This option is commonly used by individuals with steady income who want to protect assets such as a home or vehicle while addressing past-due payments. Chapter 13 may be used to stop foreclosure, restructure secured debts, and manage certain tax obligations, while also providing protection from creditor actions during the repayment period.