A Fresh Start with
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Explore Chapter 7 bankruptcy with Charles H. Boyce Jr., Esq. Understand your options, ask practical questions, and choose your next step.
Charles H.
Boyce Jr., Esq.
Your financial circumstances deserve individual attention. Start with a conversation about Chapter 7, the questions you have, and the information needed to evaluate your options.
Three steps.
One clear next move.
Introduce yourself, complete your intake, and prepare for a focused conversation.
1. Share the basics
Start with your email, then complete the existing secure questionnaire with your contact details and the information needed to prepare your consultation.
2. Choose a consultation time
Choose an available day and time in the firm's booking calendar to schedule your consultation before submitting the questionnaire.
3. Discuss your options
Ask about eligibility, property, the process, fees, and what the next step could involve.
Questions before
you begin.
General information—not advice about your individual situation.
What is Chapter 7?
Chapter 7 is a bankruptcy process that may discharge qualifying debts. A trustee can sell nonexempt property to pay creditors.
Will every debt be discharged?
No. Certain debts are not dischargeable, and eligibility and outcomes depend on the circumstances. Book a consultation today for more information.
What should I know before requesting a consultation?
Ask about eligibility, exemptions, the means test when required, fees, and the proposed next steps. Sending an inquiry or scheduling a consultation does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Representation requires a separate agreement.
Book nowWhat our clients say
Anonymized feedback from some of the Boyce Law Firm's Chapter 7 clients across Dallas–Fort Worth.
“Chapter 7 was quicker than I expected. Calls stopped within days.”
Anonymous Chapter 7 client
“Creditors gone, car safe, and my budget finally works. Chapter 7 was right.”
Anonymous Chapter 7 client
“They explained Texas exemptions so I knew what I’d keep. Huge relief.”
Anonymous Chapter 7 client
Understand your options.
Plan your next step.
You do not need every answer before starting the conversation.
Start your consultationLet’s start
with the basics.
Enter your email address and phone number to continue to the secure questionnaire. Additional details and scheduling options are collected in the next step.
Enter a valid email address and 10-digit phone number.
Please keep sensitive or confidential case details out of general inquiries. Sending an inquiry or scheduling a consultation does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Representation requires a separate agreement.