Attorney Profile
Paul S. Peters III, has helped hundreds of clients erase their debt, save their homes, prevent the shut off of utilities, and begin the process of rebuilding their credit.

Mr. Peters prides himself in the personal attention and respect he affords his clients. All clients meet with Mr. Peters personally, and will have their phone calls returned promptly by Mr. Peters. Mr. Peters attends all court hearings for his clients and does not send inexperienced associates like many other attorneys and firms.

Firm Profile
The firm offers its bankruptcy clients free consultations, reasonable fees, and payment plans. Home visits are also available along with weekend appointments and evening appointments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is the difference between a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
A. There are numerous differences between a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The main distinction is that a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is for individuals who are seeking to erase only credit card debt, medical bills, and past due utility bills (i.e. unsecured debt); whereas, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is for individuals whose homes are being foreclosed on or listed for sheriff sale, or who are in danger of having their automobile repossessed.

Q. What debts cannot be erased through a bankruptcy filing?
A. The federal bankruptcy law does not allow for the discharge of student loans, most tax obligations, child support and alimony obligations, and debts related to criminal activity.

Q. How long will a bankruptcy filing appear on my credit report?
A. A bankruptcy filing will appear on an individual’s credit report for 7 to 10 years.

Locations
Paul S. Peters, III is conveniently located in the Logan Square Section of Center City Philadelphia, only a block away from the Franklin Institute. The firm has satellite offices in Northeast Philadelphia and Montgomery County.

Paul S. Peters, III
One Penn Center, Suite 935
John F. Kennedy Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA. 19103
Telephone Toll Free: 866-612.7330