You should not be expected to know the nuances of debt collection and bankruptcy.  I will answer your questions patiently, I will walk you through each step of your representation, and I will follow up to make sure you’ve received your fresh start.  As a client, you will have a direct line to your bankruptcy attorney, not an assistant.

 

As a business owner struggling to pay bills, you need an attorney who will take the time to learn the nuances of your specific industry, an attorney who will meet with you at your office–whether that’s in Charlotte, a farm in Union County, or a machine shop in Hickory–and who is available at all times, not just during the hours you’re running your company.  I work on your schedule, not the other way around.

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You and your business should never be pushed into filing for bankruptcy if there if there are other ways to get you on track with your creditors. We can explore those options together. Ensuring your long term success is my priority, whether you file bankruptcy or not.

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If this is what you expect from your attorney, please contact me to set up a consultation. I look forward to working together to get you the best result possible.