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Welcome to our Vancouver, WA Bankruptcy Mini-Site!

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Welcome to our mini-website for Vancouver, Washington bankruptcy. The attorneys of Baxter & Baxter, LLP, are dedicated advocates for consumers. Baxter & Baxter, LLP, is a Pacific Northwest consumer protection law firm with offices in Oregon and Washington. To visit our firm’s main website, visit www.baxterlaw.com.

The Vancouver WA bankruptcy lawyers, Portland Oregon bankruptcy attorneys, Oregon City bankruptcy lawyers, and Hillsboro bankruptcy attorneys of the Baxter & Baxter, LLP, represent individuals in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Our mission of committed and zealous consumer advocacy is unrivaled, and our track record of excellence and professionalism is recognized nationwide.

Call (360) 574-5239 to speak with a Vancouver WA bankruptcy attorney today!

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Things to Avoid before Filing Bankruptcy

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The Portland, Oregon, Hillsboro, Oregon bankruptcy attorneys, and Vancouver, Washington bankruptcy attorneys of Baxter & Baxter, LLP, are zealous advocates for our clients. Our relationship to our clients is built on trust, and it is of the utmost importance that clients are completely candid with us so that we can give fully informed advice. Some actions that consumers take prior to filing for bankruptcy in Oregon can have profound effects on the bankruptcy case once it is filed. Here is a common list of things that consumers should avoid doing once they decide to file for bankruptcy.

Don’t sell, give away or transfer ownership of any personal property, real estate, or other property prior to filing your bankruptcy case.

Don’t use credit cards or incur more debt.

Don’t leave assets off your bankruptcy forms, including lawsuits, workers comp claims, or other possible cases you may have.

Don’t take money out of retirement plans, IRAs, or 401Ks

Talk to your lawyer if you are expecting a large tax refund.

Don’t put your money into someone else’s bank account or put your name on someone else’s account.

Don’t get married or move in with someone, especially if that person has a high income.