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Bankruptcy Justice Law Firm

Robert Schaller

Phone: (630) 655-1233
Schaller@SchallerLawFirm.com
Oak Brook, IL
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Illinois

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Bankruptcy Justice

The Bankruptcy Justice Law Firm, LLC provides Chapter 7 bankruptcy relief for consumers struggling with debt. The Firm concentrates in Chapter 7 only and helps people struggling with credit card debts, medical bills, wage garnishments, bank levies, vehicle repossession, foreclosure, and other debts. The Firm strives to offer clients a fresh start in life debt-free.

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The Bankruptcy Justice Law Firm, LLC
Attn: Robert Schaller
Oak Brook, Illinois

Copyright © 2023 Attorney Robert Schaller. All rights reserved. Robert Schaller is responsible for the content of this website and he is licensed to practice law in the State of Illinois only. Legal advertising material. The information provided on the website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. “We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.”