Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Florida

I am in desperate need to take a 401k withdraw to avoid filing bankruptcy. I have about 20k in debt, I have met with 2 bankruptcy attorneys and both told me to ride it out for a year so alot of my debts fall off. My income is too large for Chapter 7 and i dont want to be locked into a Chapter 13 for years. So, bankruptcy is not an option for me. My employer requires a hardship withdraw letter from an attorney or credit counseling agency to take a withdraw to avoid bankruptcy but i do not want to pay a retainer fee just for a letter. How can i obtain a letter from an attorney without retaining one?

Asked on 7/08/13, 8:18 am

Charles Andersen Charles Andersen, Atty

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401K loans are the worst way to pay off debt, especially if you would prefer to file bankruptcy.

http://www.absolutebankruptcy.org/Chapter_7_Objections.htm

Answered on 7/08/13, 9:44 am

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