Personal Guarantee Releases
Turn risky MCA contracts into business‑only debt—no liens on your home, no hits to your personal FICO.
Sever your MCA from your personal assets
A merchant‑cash‑advance contract almost always contains a personal guarantee (PG). If the business falls behind, the lender can sue you—personally—for the balance. A PG release is a notarized amendment that voids that clause once you meet negotiated milestones (partial lump‑sum, re‑structured schedule, or full settlement). After filing, lenders can’t attach your house, levy your bank account, or ding your credit score.
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Why Sticking with a PG Can Backfire
Many owners sign MCAs fast, only learning the PG’s power when a default notice lands.
What to Watch Out For
Home‑Lien Filings
Judgments attach to real estate, blocking refinance or sale.
Bank‑Account Levies
Personal funds drained overnight to satisfy judgments.
Credit‑Score Damage
PG defaults can slash FICO scores by 50–100 points.
Long Term Stress
Constant worry about asset loss derails focus and decision making.
How We Break the Chain
Our 4‑Step PG‑Release Process
Here’s how we convert your MCA payments and put you back in control.
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Free Debt Assessment
We study the MCA agreement and personal‑risk language.
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Funders Contacted
Drafts pause while we present a release proposal backed by payment data.
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Release Secured
Lender signs off; new terms (if any) take effect.
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You Move Forward With Support
We file lien terminations, update bureaus, and monitor compliance.
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Benefits of a Personal Guarantee Release
Securing a personal‑guarantee release restores the LLC shield, so creditors can’t chase your home, savings or other personal assets if the business falters.
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Personal‑Guarantee Release FAQs
Five questions entrepreneurs Google most before cutting a PG loose
