C.K. Belhasen is one of the America's leading attorneys in the field of consumer bankruptcy.    A business graduate of the University of Cincinnati, Magna Cum Laude,(1972) and the University of Baltimore School of Law, Cum Laude,(1976) where he received the degree of Juris Doctor, he has been a practicing attorney and member of the Kentucky Bar Association since 1976.

He serves as Chairman of The Board of Highlands Broadcasting Corp.,  is a member of the Board of Directors of Appalachian Research and Defense Fund and of Celerity Automation, Inc. 

He is a former Chairman of the Johnson County Board of Education; former Johnson County Attorney; former member of the Paintsville Planning and Zoning Commission; former member of the Kentucky Airport Zoning Board.  He is a licensed pilot, holding single and multi-engine, land and single and multi-engine instrument ratings. He first soloed at Smith Field in Ft. Wayne, IN. in 1967.

C.K. maintains offices in downtown Paintsville, KY and practices in courthouses all over East KY including Paintsville, Louisa, Inez, Salyersville, Pikeville, Corbin, Lexington and Ashland.

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                   Call us at 606-789-1293, Paintsville or 859-514-9728, Lexington  

WE CAN HELP

Chapter 7 is the most common type of bankruptcy. Most people continue to drive the same car and live in the same home.  Notwithstanding the 2005 revision of the Federal Bankruptcy Code, relief under Chapter 7 is still available to most citizens.
Chapter 13 is very helpful when the debtor has a substantial amount of equity in a home or business. It will also be more common for families with above average  income, especially since  the  2005  changes  in  the law.    Chapter 13 allows citizens to have a chance to get back on their feet and pay their creditors in  monthly  payments  through  a  reorganization plan over a 36  to  60 month period.
Most people can be given a fresh start by taking advantage of the relief offered under either Chapter  7  or  Chapter  13  by the United States Bankruptcy Code.

STOP THE HARASSMENT!
When we file your petition for relief with the Fed Bankruptcy Court it becomes unlawful for creditors to contact you or attempt to make collection in any way.