Noblesville, Indiana Lawyers

Kincaid & Kincaid, P.C. is located in Noblesville, Indiana. Our practice involves bankruptcy law and debt relief, in addition to estate planning and probate. We encourage you to contact us by e-mail to schedule a free initial consultation regarding any of the following areas of practice:

• Bankruptcy law : Kincaid & Kincaid, P.C. will explain bankruptcy law and how it applies to your case. In a Chapter 7 filing, or "liquidation," most unsecured credit card balances and medical bills can be discharged. The process takes approximately three to four months. In a Chapter 13, consumers enter into a debt repayment plan with creditors. Debt is repaid over a three to five year time frame, and remaining debt may be discharged. This type of bankruptcy is often the best choice for homeowners in danger of foreclosure. Chapter 7 : Our firm helps people who qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy to obtain debt relief. In Chapter 7, most (if not all) unsecured credit card balances and medical bills are discharged. The process generally takes three to four months. Chapter 13 : As attorneys, we help consumers filing for Chapter 13 to enter into a debt repayment plan with creditors. Debt is repaid over a three to five year time frame and remaining debt may be discharged. This type of bankruptcy is often the best choice for homeowners in danger of foreclosure.
• Estate planning and probate : We provide estate and trust administration representation throughout all counties in central Indiana. We handle wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives and guardianships.
• Estate Planning : At Kincaid & Kincaid, P.C., we provide clients with peace of mind by establishing estate plans including guardianship provisions for minor children, trusts, and asset distribution. This includes plan giving, wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives and guardianships.

What is your legal need? Contact us by e-mail to schedule your free initial consultation .

We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.