Practice Overview

Christian Debt Relief

At Frego & Brodsky, PLC, we are sensitive to the questions and concerns of Christian individuals regarding filing bankruptcy. Several of our attorneys are very active in their church communities and understand the specific religious-related issues that many of our clients are facing.

We firmly believe that our role is not to judge. Bankruptcy is a federal program set up as a safety net and a way for you to regain control of your finances. Taking care of your family and preparing for their future are important objectives and sometimes pursuing bankruptcy as debt relief is the best way for you to take care of those who are counting on you the most, your family. We help our clients choose if they will be trying to walk away from all of their debts entirely, or if they will try to pay back some of all of their creditors over the course of a few years.  Again, our clients choose.

Our office handles Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies very discreetly. We keep our client interactions confidential so you need not worry about your neighbors or family finding out. Plus, given the protection elements of the bankruptcy property exemptions, you are likely to keep all of your assets while you go through this process.

Though we approach the practice of bankruptcy with a Christian attitude, we will never discriminate against any other religions. Our firm has handled bankruptcy matters for people of a wide variety of religious affiliations, and will continue to do so for the life of our practice.

Contact Frego & Brodsky, PLC, today to schedule an appointment with a Michigan debt relief attorney. A free case evaluation is offered so you can have your case assessed by a member of our bankruptcy team. Let us help you get the debt relief you need while preserving the dignity you deserve.