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With over 20 years of experience, Kevin S. Neiman has helped countless clients, including in state and federal courts.  His experiences have shaped him into a strong advocate and strategist for all his clients, no matter how complex the matter, as well as a consummate professional and responsible civic caretaker. Specializing in practice areas arising out of distressed situations, like personal and corporate bankruptcies, as well as commercial disputes, he strives to assist clients to achieve their goals in a professional, efficient, and effective manner.

Tired  of harassment?  Behind on a house or car payment?  Are you ready to discuss how a bankruptcy filing can help you in the long run?  Pick up the phone and call me, Jonathan Shultz.  I have specialized in bankruptcy for more than five years, yet I have a small law practice so you will get the excellent treatment you deserve!. Want to Read My Reviews?  Look up my profiles on and on Facebook.. Ask about our New Fee Structure!

My name is Steve Craig.  I am a debt relief attorney.  I started my practice in 1994 as a bankruptcy attorney.  Since then, I have represented over 3000 clients in the US Bankruptcy Court.  During this time I discovered that many people were strongly opposed to filing bankruptcy or did not qualify.. So, in 2001, I founded Trident Debt Solutions as an alternative to bankruptcy.  At Trident, we negotiate with banks on behalf of our clients to get them out of credit card debt at 50-60 cents on the dollar, including all fees- and without filing bankruptcy.. We want our clients to see light at the end of the tunnel.  So, we get out clients out of debt in less than 2 years and sometimes as quickly as a few months -  Not the 3-5 year plans most companies would propose.  And with Trident you are expertly guided out of debt by an experienced debt attorney to protect you at every step of the way from creditors.. We have been highly rated by the BBB for over 10 years and recently received the BBB Gold Star Award.. If you have more than 30k of credit card debt or other bank debt, you can pay 2-3% of your total debt per month) call me -or go directly to our website and fill out the online form at .

Mr. Dennison started his first law firm in 2010 after a progressive, fifteen year career in the newspaper industry. His work with the newspapers helped him develop a passion for providing world class service to clients and seeks to create raving fans. He wants to earn your business.. He focuses on practice on representing individuals in obtaining debt relief through his bankrtupcy practice. He also assists home owners and businesses in resolving property damage claims with their insurer, he handles a wide variety of civil litigation matters, and if you have a legal matter, you are encouraged to give him a call. Even if your issue is not in an area he can assist with, he likely knows someone he can refer you to for help.. Author of the Sports Law online publication Pro Tennis Law, which can be accessed at , Mr. Dennison has a diverse background and a passion for providing value to clients.. For more information, please visit his website at:

MICHAEL J. GUYERSON, Senior Counsel, is Certified by the American Bankruptcy Institute in Commercial Debtor Bankruptcy and is also a memebr of its litigation committee.  A 1981 graduate of the University of Colorado School of Law Mike’s practice emphasizes insolvency and commercial loan restructuring, the overall representation of debtors, creditors’ committees, trustees and creditors in bankruptcy matters, commercial and bankruptcy litigation and agricultural law.  Mike is an avid outdoorsman having walked all 490 miles of the Colorado Trail. ev. Lectures and Publications: Author: “Bad Boy Guarantees, Know What To Do When The Lender Comes For You!,” The Colorado Lawyer, Vol. 42, No. 9, September, 2013;  “The Right To Stay Adversary and Contested Matters”, ABI Law Journal, April 2013, “Professional Law Firm Insolvency”, ABI Law Journal, November 2011, “Adequate Protection for Secured Creditors: The Interest Accrual Myth”, ABI Secured Credit Committee Newsletter, June 2011, “FDIC Super Stay”, ABI Law Journal, 2009,"The Revolution in Investor Rights: A New Litigation Climate," 34 The Colorado Lawyer, May 2005. Co-Author: "Asset Acquisition in the 1990's: Opportunities for Small and Medium-Sized Business," Denver Business Journal, June 26, 1992. Author: "Intellectual Property Agreements: Assumptions or Rejection Under the Bankruptcy Code," The Colorado Lawyer, Vol. 21, No. 11, November, 1992; "Propriety of Class Proofs of Claim in Bankruptcy," The American Bankruptcy Law Journal, Vol. 63 Summer, 1989; "A Review of Agricultural Law: Hard Times and Hard Choices," The Colorado Lawyer, Vol. 15, No. 5, April, 1986; "Agricultural Lending in A Troubled Economy," The Colorado Lawyer, Vol. 16 No. 10. October 19, 1987. Lecturer: Mike has participated in numerous seminars for the CLE of Colorado, the Colorado Bankers Association, the Wyoming Bankers Association, Colorado Bar Association, and The National Business Institute.

Megan Jury is a senior associate of the firm’s Elder Law, Probate, and Bankruptcy Practices. Megan handles sensitive matters involving proper long-term care solutions for aging adults and their families.. Prior to joining Robinson & Henry, Megan represented skilled nursing facilities involved in complex Medicaid eligibility and compliance issues.. Megan has vast experience with the Long-Term Care Medicaid application and appeals process. She has also handled conservatorship and guardianship proceedings for incapacitated individuals.. Representative Matters

Katharine specializes in complex bankruptcy matters and related litigation. She represents consumer clients, bankruptcy trustees, and small businesses in a variety of transactional and litigation matters, with an emphasis on insolvency and reorganization. She assists clients in creditor negotiations, asset sales, business wind down and reorganizations. She has analyzed business across numerous industries to formulate strategic plans and manage risk. Katharine is committed to finding solutions to clients’ problem in a practical and cost-effective manner. She has represented businesses in successful reorganization efforts through Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and represented Chapter 7 trustees in avoidance actions, corporate Ponzi scheme cases and intricate asset sales.

Karey L. James received her bachelorette degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder in Sociology and Women’s Studies; during her undergraduate program Karey served as the chair of the board for the Women’s Resource Center, she served on the Judicial Review Board, was the president of the Sociological Honors Society, Alpha Kappa Delta and was on the board for the legal fraternity, Phi Alpha Delta.. Karey obtained her law degree from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. While in law school Karey served on the board of the Legal Association of Women, she was a Senator in the Student Bar Association, and competed in Moot Court Competitions.  During law school Karey volunteered at Colorado Legal Services a state run pro bono organization that serves low income clients and on the legal research team for the Democratic National Convention.. Karey has worked as an appellate law clerk for the Adams County District Attorney’s Office; where she wrote appeals to the District Court, Colorado Court of Appeals and drafted motions for certiorari to the Colorado Supreme Court.  Karey was a judicial intern in Denver District Court researching, writing and assisting in trials for Judge McGahey. Most recently Karey served as a law clerk in Arapahoe County District Court for Judge’s Carlos Samour and John Wheeler. In this capacity Karey researched and wrote draft opinions for both criminal and civil motions before the court, as well as draft orders on appeals from county court and municipal court. Karey served as a bailiff for both court and jury trials.. Karey worked in a small firm, handling primarily family law and bankruptcy cases. Karey and her husband run a small business in Property Management. Karey is currently a solo practitioner handling landlord tenant law, debt settlement,  family law, bankruptcy.. Karey is currently serving her third term on the board of directors for the Colorado Women’s Bar Association. Karey has previously been the co-chair of the legal services committee that puts together volunteer programs which include the law line 9 call in show hosted by 9 News and charity drives for organizations such as The Gathering Place. Currently, Karey is on the executive board serving as this year’s secretary. Karey is also a member of the Thompson Marsh Inn of Court.. Karey and her Husband Matt run two limited liability companies. They have a property management business and a film and video production company. Most recently Karey and Matt were blessed with the birth of their baby daughter Simone.  Karey enjoys spending time with her family exploring the Colorado outdoors, hiking, snow shoeing, canoeing and running with her dogs.

I  focus on bankruptcy matters, financial restructuring, workouts, and reorganizations, including representing debtors, creditors and trustees. Over the years, I found that many clients prefer a "hands on" approach with their attorney when dealing with their everyday financial issues - instead of being just another number. After more than a decade in practice with a boutique bankruptcy law firm, I broke away so that I could provide more personalized service to my clients.. I have a passion for outdoor activities, including road biking, mountain biking, hiking, skiing and boating.  If I am not in the office, you can usually find me on the bike or on the slopes, depending on the season, spending quality time with my family.

I’ve spent the past 19 years representing consumers in bankruptcy and I can’t imagine doing anything else! It creates such a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction in my professional life.. Having filed bankruptcy myself after uninsured medical treatment and credit card bills overwhelmed my young family, I understand the pain financial difficulties bring.. After seeing the struggles my clients were experiencing with student loans, I decided to expand my practice to include providing solutions to the crippling debt of federal and private student loans.. I seek to relieve the guilt, shame and self-doubt that threaten to overwhelm my clients. By guiding them through the options available and staying with them through each step of the process; I help to eliminate the stress and worry that can drown my clients.. My goal is to make your experience as easy as possible and create a firm foundation for you to begin with a fresh start!

In addition to serving as a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Panel Trustee, Rob spends the majority of his time focusing on creditor and debtor representation in consumer and corporate bankruptcy. Rob has extensive experience in a range of legal areas including civil litigation, contract drafting/disputes, domestic relations, consumer litigation, and real property. As an active lawyer in Denver, Rob continues to represent individuals and businesses in a range of matters in order to continually learn and gain practical experience so as to better manage the firm and represent his clients.. Rob is a voracious reader of historical fiction. Anything written by James Michener and David Gemmell are among his favorites. Bernard Cornwell, Conn Iggulden, and Jim Butcher (not really historical fiction, but entertaining) also rank high on his list. Rob enjoys wilderness excursions with his wife, 3 children, and their yellow lab. His hobbies are many and include reading and writing, family time, outdoor activities including fly fishing, skiing, mountain biking, paintball, and gardening.

If you are looking for tenatious and determined lawyer to represent you in bankruptcy or other debt related matters, call me today. I pride myself on responding promptly to your phone calls and e-mails and making your problems my priority.  As an attorney at Skeen & Skeen, P.C., I handle all aspects of litigation arising in the course of bankruptcy. Our firm handles cases for debtors, creditors, and chapter 7 trustees from all over Colorado. I specialize in adversary proceedings and contested matters such as avoidance actions, relief from stay, recovery of property, and objections to discharge. You've got difficult, complicated money problems. You've found the right lawyer.

I really love my job. I am able to spend each day helping honest Coloradans gain freedom from crushing debt, and all the stress that comes with it, or guiding my clients through the maze of immigration laws and regulations to lawful immigration status or citizenship. It's a joy to find such meaning in your work.. As a practicing attorney since 2007, I've been fortunate to have helped my clients navigate through over 2,000 chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcies, and fought for settlements for many clients who were unlawfully harassed to pay a discharged debt after they filed for bankruptcy relief. I've also helped obtain employment- and family-based immigration and citizenship benefits for scores of clients. I'm also proud to have taught at legal education seminars on various issues, from chapter 13 practice, to immigration-related employer sanctions, to law firm management.. I’m not a Colorado native, but like they say I got here as fast as I could! I graduated from CU-Boulder with a Bachelor’s in Religious Studies and Anthropology, and received my J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center. After graduating law school, my family – Brooke, Soren and Amelia – and I moved back to the Denver area, where I practiced immigration law with Ann Allott and bankruptcy law with Sharon Grossenbach before opening my own firm.. When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my family (the 2- and 4-legged varieties), running, finding (and drinking) great Colorado beer, cheering on the Nuggets & Rockies, playing poker, and reading history and science books.

I enjoy helping people through transitions, and witnessing a renewal in their lives. I’m always amazed how resilient some folks are when faced with overwhelming circumstances or uncertain environments. My goal at the end of the first meeting is to leave people with a sense of control and an understanding of their options. No two cases are ever alike, so each day on the job provides a new challenge. My wife and I raise six children so I also understand the challenges families face in balancing their budget.. Choosing the right attorney is an important task, and often boils down to comfort and trust. I encourage you to contact our office. I eliminate the hourly billing structure whenever possible to encourage communication without the pressure of time-sensitive billing.

Attorney Timothy H. Hassell is a partner at Watton Law Group. He concentrates his legal practice on assisting consumers through bankruptcy matters. Mr. Hassell received his law degree from Marquette University in 2010 and his undergraduate degree in Economics from Brigham Young University in 2007. Mr. Hassell admitted to practice in the state courts of Missouri and Wisconsin, as well as in the federal courts in the Eastern and Western Districts of Missouri, the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin, the Southern District of Illinois, and the District of Colorado. Contact Watton Law Group today to schedule a consultation with Attorney Hassell and learn how he may be able to help you.

Andrew McKenna, Attorney at Law, promises compassionate, personal legal assistance based on his 28 years of experience with consumer bankruptcy proceedings. Based in Colorado, Andrew McKenna understands the crisis of financial debt in the area and is committed to utilizing his legal acumen to help the debtors in his community.. His credentials include:. 28 Years of experience representing individuals and small business in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. NACBA membership. BBB accreditation with an A+ rating. Membership with the Tom Martino Referral List for over 5 years.. Philosophy. At the Law Office of Andrew McKenna, you will find a team that is committed to giving you respectful, expert support. We will walk you through every step of the bankruptcy process, from filing to legal proceedings to discharging your debts.. Our goal as a law firm is to produce the best possible outcome for you. We can offer counsel as to which type of bankruptcy is wisest for you, or even suggest preferable alternatives to bankruptcy, depending on the situation.. The Law Offices of Andrew F. McKenna, P.C. will be committed to getting you debt relief and providing you with valuable information, services and advice to get you a better financial future.. We have Four convenient locations.. South metro office: 7350 E Progress Place, #100 Greenwood Village, CO 80111                              (near I-25 and E. Bellview Ave.). North metro office: 11990 Grant St., Suite 550, Northglenn, Co 80233. (near I-25 and 120th Ave.). Colorado Springs: 1465 Kelley Johnson Blvd., Ste 360. (near I-25 and N. Academy Blvd.). Grand Junction: 2179 Rockridge Dr., Grand Junction, Co 81507. If you are currently unable to pay your debts and are considering consumer protection in bankruptcy please call for your free initial telephone consultation.  or.

A native of California but a Coloradoan by choice, I was born and raised in Santa Maria, California. I graduated with a bachelor's degree in political science from California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo. After moving to Colorado, I completed the ABA approved paralegal certificate program at Denver Paralegal Institute.. After a few years as a paralegal, I made a decision to enter law school  at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. While in law school, I continued to work part-time for a collection firm, completed an internship with the Honorable A. Bruce Campbell, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, completed an internship in estate planning, and completed an internship in landlord/tenant and other areas of law. I received my J.D. from the University of Denver Law School and was admitted to the Colorado Bar in November 2009. After passing the bar, I worked for a large Colorado landlord/tenant firm two years, then spent an additional year with a multi-state firm managing legal collections. Opening my own a firm and working for myself has been a long time desire. I look forward to representing clients with a focus on excellent service, dealing with consumers with respect, and striving to meet highest ethical standards. In 2014, I took the bar exams in Nevada and New Mexico, and I am now licensed in three states.