Wondering if you can help. We are concerned about our 2 granddaughters
First of all this is my son's situation and he has no idea what to do about his financial situation I saw your ad in the newspaper and wanted to see if there was anything you could do to help get him out of this before considering bank ruptsy he has his own business and it has steadily been going down he owes a lot of money to banks and credit cards don't know exactly how much but I know it is over $50,000 one of them is Advanta, this has gone to collections and the guy keeps calling to settle before taking him to court. He has managed to pay these debts until about 5 or 6 months ago I think, I am the one working at his store and he mostly works from home so this is how I founnd out that he was in financial trouble We could scheduel an appointment but I want his dad to sit in on this so we know something is getting done and if it turns out you can't help then hopefully you can advise him on what to do we were going to get a lawyer to help with this but rather hold off for now right now he can take care of the house and bills for that we have helped him with some of this too.I know you will need more information from him but this is a little of what I know Thanks and please let me know something soon I am afraid these people will take him to court before we can do something and there will be others also
Wondering if you can help. We are concerned about our 2 granddaughters
—linda
Hi Linda,
Thank you for writing in. CRN does no paid advertising, so I am assuming you read where CRN was quoted in the USA Today this past Tuesday.
It would be best to schedule a time for a phone consultation where everyone concerned can be present.
If we at CRN can assist, it will be because it makes sense for your son to attempt to avoid bankruptcy. Having said that, bankruptcy may be just the thing for his situation.
I have copied the specialist you will have the consult with in this email.
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