Bankruptcy Attorney Daniel Gigiano
Bankruptcy Attorney Daniel Gigiano helps people in the Akron Bankruptcy Court and the Canton Bankruptcy Court. Both of these courts handle cases for individuals who live within a reasonable distance from the office of Bankruptcy Attorney Daniel Gigiano in Wadsworth, Ohio. Daniel Gigiano has been helping people with their bankruptcy needs since 2000, and has helped people through several major changes in federal bankruptcy laws and Ohio laws that impact bankruptcy.
Medina Bankruptcy Attorney
What is a Medina bankruptcy attorney? A Medina bankruptcy lawyer prepares the client’s petition for filing in the Northern District of Ohio Bankruptcy Court, Akron Division. This bankruptcy court handles cases for people who live in Medina County, Summit County or Portage County. The hearings for Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases are held at the trustee hearing room at 76 S. Main Street, Atrium Level #120, Akron, Ohio 44308. This location is more commonly known as the Orangerie Mall. In December 2016, the hearing location for Chapter 7 cases is moving to the courthouse at 2 South Main Street, Akron, Ohio 44308. The hearings for Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions are held at the Chapter 13 Trustee’s office, which is located at the PNC Center, One Cascade Plaza, 20th Floor, Akron, Ohio 44308. Bankruptcy hearings will not go forward unless your bankruptcy lawyer has ensured that the trustee has received all the required information and documentation in a timely fashion. The bankruptcy petitioner must bring photographic identification (usually a driver’s license) and a social security card to the hearing. The attorney advises the client and ensures that the necessary filings are made so that the client can receive a discharge of their debts.
In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, one receives a quick discharge of their personal debts in exchange for the liquidation of all non-exempt assets. Usually, the person filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy has few or no non-exempt assets.
In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, one commits to repayment of a portion of his or her debts over three to five years in exchange for keeping their non-exempt assets and receiving a broader discharge of debt than is available under Chapter 7. Usually, the person filing Chapter 7 either has a higher income or a greater amount of non-exempt assets.
Wooster Bankruptcy Attorney
A Wooster bankruptcy lawyer prepares and files bankruptcy petitions in the Canton Bankruptcy Court. This bankruptcy court handles cases for people who live in Wayne County, Holmes County, Stark County, Ashland County and a number of other counties. The hearings for Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases are held at the trustee hearing room in the courthouse, located at 401 McKinley Avenue S.W., Canton, Ohio 44702. The hearings for Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions are also held in the trustee hearing room in the courthouse. Prior to the Chapter 13 hearings, debtors must sit through a mandatory informational class. The hearings occur immediately after the class ends. In order for the Chapter 7 or 13 hearings to go forward, the trustee must have received all the required information and documentation in a timely fashion. The debtors must bring photo id and a social security card to the hearing. The attorney advises the client and ensures that the necessary filings are made so that the client can receive a discharge of their debts.
Bankruptcy Attorney Daniel Gigiano. Knowledgeable. Experienced.
Attorney Daniel Gigiano is an experienced Medina bankruptcy attorney and Wooster bankruptcy attorney who practices in the Akron bankruptcy court and Canton bankruptcy court, both divisions of the Northern District of Ohio Bankruptcy Court. If you have questions about this or other questions you need answered by an experienced bankruptcy lawyer, please call Attorney Daniel Gigiano at 330-336-3330. Attorney Daniel Gigiano’s office is located at 102 Main St., Ste. 200, Wadsworth, Ohio 44281.