Bankruptcy Florida law firm Ruff & Cohen, Jax, Gainesville

<body bgcolor="white" background="Images/paper1.gif"> <center> <h4>Ruff & Cohen, P.A., -- Florida law firm</h4> </center> <h4><font color="#000010">We specialize in filing for bankuptcy in Florida. In the law of bankruptcy Florida law is different from that in other states, mainly due to our exemption laws which determine what property you can keep in a personal bankruptcy.</font></h4> <h4><font color="#000010">Bankruptcy law (sometimes mispelled as "bankrupcty law" or "bankruptsy law" or even "bankrupty law") is often the best way to handle overwhelming credit card debt. At this website you will learn about chapter 7 bankruptcy, aimed at credit card debt elimination, and chapter 13 bankruptcy which is aimed more at credit card debt consolidation and to stop a Florida real estated foreclosure. In foreclosure Florida is a little different from other states because we allow residents an unlimited dollar value (there is an acreage limit) for a homestead, so a bankruptcy chapter 13 (reorganization) to stop a Florida foreclosure can be an especially compelling reason for filing bankruptsy .</font></h4> <h4><font color="#000010">For people considering filing bankruptcy chapter 7 is by far the most common choice. If you life in Florida, then a Florida lawyer, not a paralegal, is best qualified to advise you about personal bankruptcy and assist you with your bankruptcy filing. Remember, under Florida bankruptcy law, it is illegal for a paralegal to give you personal bankruptcy advice which only a bankruptcy lawyer can adequately do.</font></h4> <h4><font color="#000010">If you are viewing this text, your browser lacks the ability to read frames. Don't wo</font>rry, you can still enjoy our site. All the pages can be viewed from the contents page. Please come inside!</h4> <center> <h4><a href="New_Pages/sitemap.htm"><b>Contents</b></a></h4> </center> </body>