Top Bankruptcy Lawyers Near Me in Atlanta Area

With my Bankruptcy law practice in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies, I feel the immediate impact I have on people’s lives. I see people who need immediate help with dire financial and personal situations. With my directed advice, I am able to resolve clients’ immediate problems. With my counsel and suggestions, I am able to put clients on a path towards financial wholeness that they might have never experienced before. I see my role as a bankruptcy attorney as more than just filing a petition. I provide a comprehensive level of service and attention. I hold my clients’ hands as we walk through this process together and provide guidance and advice so my clients have the tools to make sound financial decisions once they receive their bankruptcy discharges. I manage all of my bankruptcy cases, whether Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, closely and am a zealous advocate for my clients. My clients come in with urgent problems, and I am able to come up with immediate solutions.

While I participate in some personal injury cases, my main job is consulting with and helping people with consumer debt.. A big part of the job is counseling people who might otherwise panic and file Chapter 13 bankruptcy to stop a threatened foreclosure.  Very often that foreclosure does not happen, and the customer's decision not to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy turns out to be wise.. Totally different would be the situation where a worker has been garnished for several months and cannot find an attorney to file Chapter 7 without full advance payment of attorneys fees.  If I trust that worker and can look that worker in the eye, I will file that case and stop the garnishment and wait several months to be paid.. Sometimes we can sue the garnishing creditor and recover some garnished funds.. Guy Gupton

Thomas Rosseland represents clients engaged in all areas of business, including heavy equipment financing and leasing companies, retail and wholesale distribution businesses with credit facilities, and importers of high quality and high-value products for the consumer and business markets. These clients are based in and operate on the local, regional, national as well as international level. Over the past 24 years of legal practice, Mr. Rosseland has worked with and successfully handled a wide array of complex legal matters for individual and corporate clients, with a dedicated focus on achieving client goals in a manner aligned with the client’s values, goals, and vision. Early in his career, Mr. Rosseland served as in-house counsel for Exxon Corporation (now ExxonMobil). Mr. Rosseland's experience as in-house counsel for a global corporation has provided him with a unique sensitivity to the needs of business clients and their in-house counsel.

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Shawn Eisenberg graduated from West Virginia University in 1999 and Hofstra University School of Law in 2002.  Shawn was also the Business Editor of the Hofstra Law Review.  Shawn is a member in good standing of the New York and Georgia bars and has practiced law in Atlanta since 2006.  Shawn's practice focuses on consumer bankruptcy, loan origination servicing and commercial real estate.  In addition to representing his law firm clients, Shawn also serves as Vice President of Management and Leasing for LIT Property Services.

Scott Riddle has almost 25 years experience in Bankruptcy and litigation, and provides skilled representation to individuals and small and mid-size businesses.. Scott graduated from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a BSBA in 1987 and received his JD, with honors, in 1991. After graduation from law school, Scott clerked for two years for Judge W. Homer Drake, Jr., United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Northern District of Georgia. He then spent several years in the bankruptcy and litigation sections of Troutman Sanders, LLP prior to starting his own firm.. Scott has spoken at several continuing education seminars, and in the community, has been an active member of the Kiwanis Club of Atlanta, Buckhead Business Association, Rotary Club and North Point Community Church.  Scott is a member of the State Bar of Georgia, Atlanta Bar Association, and American Bankruptcy Institute.  He served two terms on the Board of Directors of the Bankruptcy Section of the Atlanta Bar Association.. The firm's practice focuses on bankruptcy and litigation. Scott has represented Chapter 11 debtors, creditors, trustees and other interested parties in bankruptcy cases and bankruptcy litigation. He has significant experience in litigating breach of fiduciary duty and other corporate governance claims in the context of bankruptcy proceedings.  Scott publishes one of the oldest and most popular Bankruptcy Blogs in the country () and is a contributor for the Georgia Bankruptcy Lawyers Network (). On the litigation side, Scott's practice has focused on corporate litigation, derivative actions, real estate litigation and general business disputes. He has been counsel in several high profile mortgage fraud cases as well as disputes involving commercial and golf course developments.. On the personal side, Scott is very active in the community.  He regularly volunteers at the Atlanta Mission and other organizations, and is active in his church.  He has also led and organized mission and relief trips to several countries, including Chile, Haiti and Russia, and has traveled to several other countries with mission organizations.

Ms. Saedi is a partner at Saedi Law Group, where she concentrates her practice in all areas of bankruptcy law. Ms. Saedi offers clients quality legal services in all aspects of federal bankruptcy law, and is committed to providing personal attention and affordable solutions to each and every client’s financial obstacles.. Prior to starting Saedi Law Group, LLC, Ms. Saedi was a founding partner of the consumer bankruptcy firm of Saedi & Wells, LLC for eight years. Prior to that Ms. Saedi worked as a corporate attorney representing technology companies on a variety of issues. Ms. Saedi was responsible for drafting corporate technology policies, preparing domestic and international license agreements and assisting companies with day to day counseling on all business related matters.. Ms. Saedi has tried numerous matters before the bankruptcy courts in the Northern District of Georgia involving creditor actions to enforce foreclosure sales, debtor’s objections to creditor claims, motions for sanctions regarding creditor abuse and various other matters. Ms. Saedi has also been a lecturer on bankruptcy issues and speaks to community and corporate groups regarding debt management, bankruptcy and asset protection.. Ms. Saedi is a member of the State Bar of Georgia, American Bankruptcy Lawyer Institute, and American Bar Association. She is a volunteer with the International Refugee Committee and the Special Olympics of Georgia.

Mr. Clapp is a frequent lecturer on the bankruptcy law circuit, actively attends bankruptcy seminars, and has trained many lawyers in consumer bankruptcy. He is also an experienced civil litigator who had been lead counsel in hundreds of lawsuits in Georgia state and federal courts, representing both plaintiffs and defendants. Mr. Clapp was lead attorney in several cases of first impression in the Northern District of Georgia and stands on the cutting edge of bankruptcy representation and innovation.. CMC Law’s knowledge, experience, and success in consumer bankruptcy and litigation represents a lifelong dedication to helping people and families suffering in financial turmoil. Contact us today so we can put our experience and understanding to work for you.

Jeremy Moeser is a partner at Caldwell, Carlson, Elliott & DeLoach, LLP (formerly Caldwell, Propst & DeLoach, LLP) whose practice focuses on estate and trust litigation, fiduciary litigation, and general business litigation.  Mr. Moeser has obtained favorable results for his clients in all stages of litigation, including trial.. Mr. Moeser represents individuals and corporate clients.  His corporate clients have included businesses of all sizes, including large publicly traded corporations and small closely held businesses.  In his practice, Mr. Moeser has successfully handled a variety of disputes, including the following:. •Will, estate, and trust disputes;. •Closely held business shareholder/partnership disputes;. •Business torts and other commercial disputes;. •Contract disputes;. •Lease disputes;. •Land condemnation disputes; and. •Catastrophic personal injury wrongful death cases.. Mr. Moeser represents clients in state and federal courts throughout Georgia at both the trial and appellate court levels.  He also has significant experience with alternative forms of dispute resolution.. Before joining Caldwell, Carlson, Elliott & DeLoach, LLP, Mr. Moeser was a litigator at a large international law firm for nearly ten years.  He also served as a law clerk to U.S. District Court Judge William T. Moore, Jr., in Savannah, Georgia for two years.. Mr. Moeser attended the College of William & Mary, where he graduated in 1995.  He graduated from Mercer University Law School, cum laude, in 1998.  He was a member of the Mercer Law Review while in law school.

In the category of Best General Commercial 2008, ChambersUSA America's Leading Lawyers for Business Guide described Halsey Knappas an "aggressive and attentive litigator" with good trial experienceand a strong reputation for business break-up cases. Halsey puts it more simply: “I know how to try cases and I enjoy what I do very much.”. Halsey specializes in Atlanta Business Litigation and tries civil cases in state and federal courts in Georgia and other states. His multifaceted practice includes representing clients in complexcommercial litigation, business tort, trade secret, restrictivecovenant, technology litigation, and employment law.. “There are generally three different kinds of experiences that Ihave in my practice. I have a group of existing clients that I handleall of their business issues: employment issues, relationships withsuppliers, relationships with competitors, problems with governance andregulators, and so forth. Also I get a tremendous number of referralsfrom other law firms, and those are typically business tort cases thattend to center on corporate governance and disputes between businessowners. Finally, my partners have a lot of real estate clients, so I doa good deal of real estate litigation – especially in the currenteconomic environment.”

I want to make the difficult time in my client's life as comfortable as possible.  My practice is primarily focused on bankruptcy law. I started my own firm to give the client's personal service they deserve.. I went into bankruptcy law because  everyone deserves a second chance to get their life on track.  Bankruptcy is a great fit for me because there is a lot of interaction between the attorney and the client.. I graduated law school from Oklahoma City University in the top 25% of my glass.  I received my undergraduate degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Texas at Arlington, graduating Magna Cum Laude.

I focus on devising efficient, effective and creative solutions to complex legal problems. Whether dealing with transactions or litigation, I counsel my clients to assume very little and to be realistic in their plans and expectations. I further advise them that they must be honest with me in order to enable me to maximize my effectiveness in providing legal representation to them.

I am an Atlanta attorney who specializes in helping individuals and small businesses file bankruptcy to overcome unmanagable debt.

I am an Atlanta area attorney that specializes in complex Chapter 7 bankruptcies and Chapter 11 bankrupties for individuals and business. I regularly practice in all four divisions of the Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta, Gainesville, Rome, and Newnan), and have had many cases in the Middle District of Georgia (primarily Macon and Athens).

Howard D. Rothbloom began practicing bankruptcy law in 1986. His practice areas include counseling individual and business clients in debt related matters and the representation of clients in cases filed under chapters 7, 13 and 11 of the Bankruptcy Code.. Mr. Rothbloom earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Georgia in 1981 and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Georgia School of Law. He began practicing law in 1984. He is admitted to the U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia; and the U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit. He is a member of the State Bar of Georgia, the Atlanta Bar Association, the Cobb County Bar Association and the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. He is also a member of the Board of Advisors The Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc., Atlanta’s poverty law organization.

During my professonal career I have represented individuals and small businesses in litigation and bankruptcy.  I have litigated cases involving contracts, torts and consumer credit claims in state court and federal court.. I have litigated a substantial number of cases involving consumer claims under the Truth in Lending Act, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Fair Credit Reporting Act.. If you have a potential bankruptcy case, my office conducts a professional evaluation to determine if you are eligible to file a bankruptcy case and if so which type of bankruptcy is best for you situation.. If a bankruptcy case is filed my office provides professional, personal representation through the bankruptcy process.  We make a determination if you have any claims against crediotrs which will reduce the amount owed or, even, provide a positive settlement for you.. Please call our office for a free bankruptcy consultation.

Daniel is a knowledgeable and personable bankruptcy attorney for the last 25 years with a sincere desire to help individuals, families and small businesses in these difficult economic times. Daniel will provide the time necessary to sit down and fully inform you of the bankruptcy process, and to make sure that your case is handled in a professional and successful manner.. Daniel has several years prior experience as a BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEE, as well as SEVERAL YEARS EXPERIENCE TRAINING OTHER ATTORNEYS TO HANDLE CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY CASES. Additionally, Daniel has many years experience as the PRINCIPLE OWNER OF THE BANKRUPTCY LAW CLINIC OF DANIEL E. RASKIN.. Please do not hesitate to call with any questions, our website is currently down for construction - sorry for the inconveincence.  There is no charge for me to take the time to get to know both you and your case.

Attorney Parker grew up in the Midwest in the Southwestern corner of Missouri. An avid sports fan, Attorney played basketball and ran track. She attended Missouri Southern State University on a basketball scholarship, where she played the shooting guard and small forward position for the Lady Lions. Upon graduating from MSSU, Sabrina obtained her B.S. in Sociology and a B.S. in Business Administration.. After attending MSSU, Attorney Parker attended John Marshall Law School in Atlanta, GA where she obtained her J.D. in 1995. In 1996, Attorney Parker received her license to practice law in Georgia.. From 1996-2005, Attorney Parker worked for Atlanta Legal Aid Society (ALAS) on a part time basis assisting elderly and low-income clients with housing, disability claims, and consumer issues. While working with ALAS, Attorney Parker opened up her law office and began a family law practice, which included contested divorces, consumer protection defense, and bankruptcy for the next 24 years.. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, the dynamics of her practice changed considerably and at that time, Attorney Parker transitioned her practice into primarily Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Traffic citations, and (uncontested only) Family Law matters, which is currently the bulk of her clientele.. Attorney Parker is a member of World Changers Church International (WCCI) and believes that her faith in God is what has sustained her throughout her law career. “Without a firm faith foundation, none of this would have been possible.”. “I feel truly Blessed with the success and satisfaction of my career. I do not feel that I have worked a day in my life because God blesses me in such a way that I have been able to “do what I love,” and “love what I do” for the last 27 years. Helping others with their legal matters is always a joy and I am profoundly grateful for over 25,000 clients who have allowed me to assist them throughout the years.”. In her spare time, Attorney Parker enjoys participating in martial arts, going to indoor and outdoor shooting ranges, attending professional sporting events, traveling, and reading.

Anthony (Tony) Sandberg is the owner of the Sandberg Law Firm, an Atlanta based firm with 8 attorneys focused exclusively on consumer bankruptcy. Since the firms founding in 2005 Tony and the firm have represented over 6000 clients in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The firm has stopped literally hundreds of home foreclosures and helped thousands of families gain a fresh start with their finances. Tony has taught courses in labor law, human resource management and contract negotiations at both the graduate and undergraduate level. He also did graduate work in educational psychology at Northern Arizona University. He also has been an adjunct faculty member at Ottawa University, Maricopa County Community College, and the Devry Graduate School of Management.. Before entering the practice of law in 1999 Tony retired from Lucent Technologies after 31 years in the telecommunications industry. Prior to founding the firm Tony worked as a public defender in South Georgia and practiced bankruptcy at Clark and Washington and King and King. The State Bar of Georgia recognized Tony for “Outstanding Public Service in providing advocacy to low income people of Georgia” from 2005-2010. Tony and his wife live in Mansfield, Georgia where they are restoring a 140-year-old farm home. They are the proud parents of Meaghan Elandsen who works at the firm, Kristine Bump who is the Human Resources Director for a printing firm in Phoenix, AZ, and Matt Sandberg who is an IT manager living in Mesa AZ. They are also the proud grandparents of five who live in Arizona.