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Bankruptcy Lawyers and Attorneys

1,101 bankruptcy attorneys are listed in this directory. Pick your state to see the cities where they practice, or go straight to a large city below.

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Armando M. Guerra

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113 North 9th Avenue, Edinburg, Texas, 78541

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

113 North 9th Avenue, Edinburg, Texas, 78541
Alex R. Hernandez Jr.

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505 W 12th St., Austin, Texas, 78701

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

505 W 12th St., Austin, Texas, 78701
Jana Smith Whitworth

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P.O. Box 2831, McAllen, Texas, 78502

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

P.O. Box 2831, McAllen, Texas, 78502
Amy Hilsman Kastely

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233 Lotus Ave, San Antonio, Texas, 78210

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

233 Lotus Ave, San Antonio, Texas, 78210
Pamela L. Stewart

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4635 Southwest Freeway, HOUSTON, Texas, 77027

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

4635 Southwest Freeway, HOUSTON, Texas, 77027
Warren V. Norred

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200 East Abram Street, Arlington, Texas, 76010

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

200 East Abram Street, Arlington, Texas, 76010
Abraham C. Bloomenstiel

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101 E Park Blvd, Plano, Texas, 75074

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

101 E Park Blvd, Plano, Texas, 75074
Kacie Marie Czapla

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112 E Line St., Tyler, Texas, 75702

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

112 E Line St., Tyler, Texas, 75702
Leslie Ann Werner

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101 W. Goodwin Ave., Victoria, Texas, 77901

Practice Areas : Appeals & Appellate

101 W. Goodwin Ave., Victoria, Texas, 77901
Reese W. Baker

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950 Echo Lane, Houston, Texas, 77024

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

950 Echo Lane, Houston, Texas, 77024

Bankruptcy attorneys help people and businesses deal with debt they cannot pay. Chapter 7 wipes out most unsecured debt in a few months for filers who qualify. Chapter 13 reorganises debt into a three- to five-year plan and can stop a foreclosure or catch up arrears. Chapter 11 restructures businesses and high-debt individuals.

Filing triggers an automatic stay: collection calls, wage garnishment, repossession and foreclosure proceedings stop while the case is pending. What you keep depends on exemptions, which differ sharply from state to state.

Before you hire

  • Ask which chapter fits and why. The means test decides eligibility for Chapter 7, but the better answer often depends on whether you are trying to protect a house or a car.
  • Ask what the flat fee covers and what the court filing fee and mandatory credit counselling add.
  • Not all debt is dischargeable: most student loans, recent taxes, child support and fraud-based debts survive.
  • Stop using credit cards and do not transfer property before filing. Both create problems that are expensive to fix.

Foreclosure defence, collections and consumer law cover neighbouring problems if bankruptcy is not the right tool.