Family Law

• Divorce

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
• Wills
• Probate

Finance Law

• Bankruptcy
  Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is called a "Liquidation" and is the most common type of bankruptcy filed. In general, most people in Chapter 7 keep most of their property and erase most of their debt within a short period of time. There are a lot of exceptions here, so talk to the attorney to fully understand if you qualify for Chapter 7.
• Foreclosure
  Bankruptcy is often a good way to stop foreclosures, harassment by bill collectors and to erase unpayable debts. Many people are experiencing housing and employment problems right now in these difficult economic times. Health problems, divorce, unemployment, or underemployment can cause financial disaster to any family, despite the best of intentions. Reputable businesses can become insolvent for many reasons, such as the poor economy, loss of a major customer, inadequate insurance, or other unforeseeable events.