Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique.
Highlights From Client Reviews
Across many reviews, clients consistently mention the same parts of the experience:*:
- Clear explanations and guidance through each step
- Patience with questions and concerns
- Professional, helpful support from the team
- Responsive communication and timely updates
- A calm, respectful approach during a stressful time
- An organized process that feels smooth from start to finish
* These are recurring themes summarized from publicly posted client reviews.
Not Sure What To Do Next?
A short conversation can help you understand your options and what the process usually looks like. If we can help, we will explain the next steps. If bankruptcy is not the right fit, we can talk through other approaches.
- Start with a free consultation. We listen and ask a few questions to understand your situation.
- We explain your options. This often includes Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and non-bankruptcy alternatives.
- You decide how to proceed. Fees are discussed before you make any decision.
Schedule your Free Initial Consultation
Frequently Asked Questions
What Happens In A Free Consultation?
We will ask a few questions about your situation and goals, then explain what options may fit. You will have time to ask questions, and fees are discussed before you decide.
Do I Have To Come To The Office?
Usually not. Most clients meet by phone or video. If an in-person meeting is helpful, we can discuss options.
What Should I Have Ready For The First Call?
If you have recent pay stubs, a list of debts, and any court papers or collection notices, that is helpful. If you do not have everything, you can still call and we will tell you what to gather next.
Can You Meet In Person?
Yes. In-person meetings are available by appointment only.
Can Bankruptcy Stop Collection Calls, Lawsuits, Or Wage Garnishments?
In most cases, filing bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay that stops collection actions. There are exceptions, and the details depend on your situation, so we will walk through what applies to you.
Do You Only Handle Bankruptcy?
No. Depending on your situation, we may also discuss non-bankruptcy options for dealing with debt.
Does Contacting The Firm Make Me A Client?
No. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you choose to move forward, you will receive a written engagement agreement.
How Can I Leave A Review?
If you are a current or former client and would like to share feedback, you can leave a review on Google. Thank you for taking the time to help others who are researching their options.