Firm Philosophy
Seeking relief from debt may or may not require the ultimate filing of
a bankruptcy proceeding. There are other alternatives which can be explored,
including, but not limited to voluntary workout arrangements with creditors,
Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors or cessation of business without
bankruptcy. All of these options, including bankruptcy options, should
be explored with the careful consideration of an expert.
Our firm takes pride in always providing personal attention to all
clients from the initial consultation through the conclusion of the
engagement. It is because of this personalized service, combined with
almost twenty years of experience, that one should consider in hiring
a bankruptcy attorney. There are many so-called bankruptcy firms that
can be found in the yellow pages. No doubt, you would not hire a doctor
by looking in the yellow pages—similarly you should not hire a
lawyer by that method.
Bankruptcy relief has been part of the federal structure for more than
200 years. The backbone of bankruptcy philosophy is obtaining a fresh
start—to lift the weight and pressure of creditor calls, letters,
lawsuits, garnishments and attachments. It is in that perspective that
our firm views bankruptcy relief.
In addition to our extensive representation of debtors, our firm has
also represents both secured and unsecured creditors in bankruptcy proceedings,
protecting their interests, filing claims, seeking stay relief or other
appropriate relief as deemed necessary.
