Specializing in Consumer and Small Business Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13


New Bankruptcy Law! Last year Congress enacted a new bankruptcy law that took effect October 17, 2005.  You may be under the impression that this new law makes it harder if not impossible for you to file for bankruptcy relief.  This is simply not true!

The credit industry spent massive amounts of money to get this new law passed in the hopes that it would make more people ineligible for bankruptcy, make it more complicated to file and grant less relief to people who do file.

While the new laws do make it more complicated to file for bankruptcy, with the help of a competent attorney you can still file for bankruptcy if you need relief.   Call now for a free consultation – find out what your rights are!

We understand that today’s families and small business owners are under more pressure than ever to make ends meet – a loss of job, divorce, medical problems, increased living expenses or a cut in pay may be factors that send our families and small businesses into an out of control and overwhelming debt situation. The creditor calls begin, collection lawsuits are initiated and foreclosure proceedings commence.

Bankruptcy is a tool that honest people can use to quickly stop creditor harassment, foreclosures, repossessions, wage attachments, lawsuits and financial headaches . . . usually without the loss of assets.

We specialize in consumer and small business bankruptcy and that’s all we do. Specializing in one practice area gives us the expertise needed to confidently and competently represent clients with complex financial issues. You can be assured that your case will be handled by experienced bankruptcy attorneys who understand your problems and how the Federal Bankruptcy law can help.

Our firm offers you the following;