Bankruptcy Unlocked

A Consumer Guide to Financial Fresh Starts in New York & California

By: Ngozi E Bolin Esq.

Narrated by: Gerhard Weigelt

Bankruptcy Unlocked: A Consumer Guide to Financial Fresh Starts in New York & California
Eliminate debt, stop foreclosure, and rebuild your credit—legally and confidently.

Are you struggling with overwhelming credit card debt, medical bills, wage garnishment, or foreclosure in New York or California? Bankruptcy Unlocked is your step-by-step legal guide to achieving real financial freedom through bankruptcy or other debt relief options.

Written by experienced bankruptcy attorney Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., this practical book explains everything you need to know about Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, how to protect your home and car, and how to stop creditor harassment—without confusing legal jargon.

Learn how to qualify for bankruptcy in NY & CA
Compare Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13
Discover state-specific exemption laws that help you keep your property
Stop foreclosures, lawsuits, and wage garnishments immediately
Rebuild your credit after bankruptcy and regain financial stability
Explore debt relief alternatives like credit counseling and debt settlement

Whether you're considering bankruptcy for the first time or helping a loved one explore their options, this guide delivers clear answers, real examples, and actionable advice tailored to your situation.

Perfect for:

• Individuals facing debt, job loss, divorce, or medical hardship
• Homeowners at risk of foreclosure
• High-income earners who “make too much” for Chapter 7
• Legal professionals and counselors assisting clients in NY or CA

Don’t let debt control your future. Take the first step toward a clean slate. Bankruptcy Unlocked gives you the knowledge, confidence, and tools to start fresh—with your dignity and peace of mind intact.

©2025 Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq. (P)2025 Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.

A must-read if you're even considering bankruptcy

This audiobook does a great job breaking down a complicated topic without making it feel overwhelming. "Bankruptcy: What You Need to Know Before You File" explains the process in plain, straightforward language and walks you through each step clearly. The narration is steady and easy to follow, which really helps when you’re trying to absorb a lot of information. It’s packed with practical insights and skips the heavy legal jargon that usually makes this stuff so confusing.

It’s well worth the cost to get a handle on this before you consider hiring a lawyer. Bankruptcy is already a complicated and often painful process, so having a clear, approachable guide like this can make a big difference. If you’re considering bankruptcy or just want to stay informed, this is a smart, helpful listen. It feels more like solid advice than a lecture, which is exactly what you want in a moment like this.