Prior to working with you, we sit down to understand where you’re at in order to determine the best way to move forward with your case.
Throughout our relationship, you’ll be kept informed of the status of your case and understand your options in full to make educated decisions.
The process does not end when your case concludes. We work with you to help you get back on the right track when it comes to your credit and finances.
A lawyer will always answer your questions and return your phone calls.
The founding attorneys of the firm have handled thousands of consumer bankruptcy cases in Kansas City and surrounding areas. After working with so many clients, the attorneys realized that for many, the concerns did not end after the bankruptcy was approved.
This led them to offer a full-service bankruptcy firm tailored to each individual client’s needs, beginning with an assessment of whether or not bankruptcy is the right fit and helping all the way through to post-bankruptcy issues, including consideration of credit repair options.
Most people considering bankruptcy feel varying levels of shame, fear, and anxiety. No matter how you got here, the critical thing to remember is that you are empowered to create your own financial future with the help of bankruptcy.
With thousands of bankruptcies handled in the Kansas City area, we know that you’ll have questions before, during, and after the process. It’s our goal to keep you informed during each stage so that you know what to expect. You need to know that you have rights and that we will fight for you.
Unfortunately, good people are sometimes taken advantage of by companies. This can lead to violations of consumer protection laws, debt collector harassment, or even small mistakes on your credit report.
Our clients are very important to us and we form a relationship with each one of them. Bankruptcy could represent the fresh start that you need in order to have that successful future you’re hoping for, and we’re dedicated to customizing our approach for your best interests.
11-04209, $500 in actual damages, $2,760 in attorney fees and punitive damages of $10,000.
15-04029, $100 in actual damages, $574.39 in attorney fees and $1,000 in punitives.
14-6087, $1,500 in actual damages, $1,644.28 in attorney fees and $2,000 in punitive.
It's important to realize upfront that bankruptcy will affect your credit, especially in the short term. Yet by managing the process well from the beginning and setting some realistic expectations, you can take steps on a path to restoring and even improving your...
When you are going through tough financial times, it is normal to borrow money from family and friends. Although you might be tempted to pay family and friends back, if you are considering filing bankruptcy, the repayment might be short-lived. Unfortunately, the bankruptcy court treats family and friends the same as any other creditor.
