Stopping Utility Shut Offs

Bankruptcy Can Stop Utility Shut-Offs and Reinstate Service

  • Is your electric, gas, water, or telephone service in danger of a shut-off?
  • Has your electric, gas, water, or telephone service been disconnected?
  • Are you unable to establish utility services in your name due to a past bill or balances?

You can stop a current shut-off of a utility and re-establish service after filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Generally, the process can be completed within a day or so from the filing of your case. A bankruptcy discharge will eliminate your entire prior balances with your utility companies, and they cannot deny you future services.

If you want to prevent a utility disconnection or reestablish utility services in Ohio and obtain a financial "fresh start," call Graham & Associates to schedule a free confidential consultation. Call toll-free 866-529-9010 today. If you have an extra few minutes before your consultation, please fill out our optional intake form and email it to newclient@grahamoffice.com .

How We Can Help

We can eliminate any balances from the past for your utility companies and either prevent a pending shut-off or disconnection or reestablish your account and get your utilities reconnected.

At Graham & Associates, our experienced lawyers explain the bankruptcy process to you in detail. We focus on each client’s individual case and pay attention to all the client’s specific needs. You always have access to your bankruptcy attorney throughout the duration of your case. We answer your questions and thoroughly describe all your options in plain English, not legal jargon.

Get the Fresh Financial Start You Deserve — Contact Youngstown, Canton and Akron Utility Shut-off Attorneys In Ohio

Call us toll-free at 866-529-9010 or contact us online to arrange a free one-on-one professional evaluation. Weekend and evening hours are available by appointment. Payment plans are always available.

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