Put More Than 135 Years of Bankruptcy Law Experience to Work For You
Put More Than 135 Years of Bankruptcy Law Experience to Work For You

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We help you best by guiding you through the bankruptcy system. Too many people make the mistake of hiring any attorney who claims to do bankruptcy and thinking that they just have to file some paperwork and they’re all done.

That’s not how bankruptcy works.

No matter how simple or small you may think your case is, bankruptcy trustees look at your case in order to find assets they can liquidate for the benefit of your creditors. You do not want to enter your bankruptcy with your eyes closed when the other players involved have theirs wide open.

Instead, turn to us. We deliver the personalized bankruptcy representation that best positions you for success. Our lawyers work with you to ensure your bankruptcy case anticipates and avoids obstacles in advance. In doing so, we maximize the assets you can keep and better prepare you for future financial success.

Our experience means we know how the bankruptcy trustees will view your case. It also means we understand how different trustees approach their cases differently and how different creditors will handle your bankruptcy. We build that knowledge into your case in order to build a bankruptcy for you that is designed to succeed.

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Representation

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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Representation

Creditor Representation

Bankruptcy Litigation

Emergency Bankruptcy Filings

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Common Bankruptcy Myths

Below are some of the most common myths that people believe about filing bankruptcy and the bankruptcy process overall. Filing Bankruptcy Means I’m a Failure There is an old saying that “bad things happen to good people.” Every single day good people experience difficult situations: spouses pass away, people become ill or have medical emergencies, […]

Can Bankruptcy Stop My Car Repossession?

If you are behind on your car payments and facing repossession, filing for bankruptcy can help.  Filing for bankruptcy will generate an automatic stay, which will stop creditors (at least temporarily) from repossessing the vehicle. Depending on which Chapter of the bankruptcy laws you file under, your options to keep the vehicle will vary.  Chapter 7 […]