With more Consumers Filing for Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Lawyer is launched to help
Online, June 2, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Raleigh, North Carolina - The number of consumers filing for bankruptcy in April 2010 is 34% higher than in it was in April 2009. While the process of filing bankruptcy can intimidate and confuse many, there is now a website that offers help right from the comfort of your own home. BankruptcyLawyer.net has just been launched and can assist consumers with the bankruptcy process by offering information and services that will help them along the way.
Just launched, bankruptcylawyer.net contains bundles of important information regarding bankruptcy including the process itself, different bankruptcy laws, bankruptcy statistics, questions that consumers typically face, and more. Bankruptcylawyer.net can assist people all over the United States because it allows consumers to look up laws and information based on the state that they live in, since these often vary from state to state. The site also allows you to find an attorney in your area that will meet with you face to face to provide the finer details of your specific bankruptcy situation. 1,202,503
The amount of consumers filing for bankruptcy between 2008 and 2009 rose drastically and so far 2010 seems to be continuing the trend. The month of April saw the 2nd most bankruptcy filings since late 2005 when bankruptcy laws were tightened. Though we are facing a major economic crisis, there are ways Bankruptcy Lawyer can help. Along with providing much information, the site offers a free evaluation as well as a connection to attorneys in a specific area.
Current CEO of the successful marketing company El Toro Interactive and creator of bankruptcylawyer.net, Jon Queen, is reaching out and encouraging attorneys to contact him and provide their contact information. Through this process he hopes to "build the largest free database of bankruptcy information and attorneys in order to help consumers find their best available option for their bankruptcy needs."