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Work personally with me at all times on your case.  You will always speak with me, not a paralegal or secretary.  For a low flat fee, you will get the comfort that I am handling your case and you are not some file.  Flexible meeting times and payment plans.  Go to my web site, for more information.. I have years of experience and understand the challenges you are facing.  Bad things happen to good people.  Let me get you the fresh start you deserve

Wendell has practiced bankruptcy most of his career and it remains his driving passion.  In the past, he has represented bankruptcy trustees and creditors, in large cases and small.  Today he represents consumers and small businesspeople who need bankruptcy or debt negotiations to get back into control of their financial lives.. He has written and testified in favor of legislation that Missouri has adopted to help consumers protect themselves better when they go into bankruptcy.  He serves on local rules committees regularly.  And he is currently the Eastern District of Missouri State Chair for the National Assoc. of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys.. He is married to Rebecca, who works with him.  They have a canine child named Romeo.  Yes, they are "dog people."

Tal’s early career  was comprised largely of high profile complex corporate reorganizations, including Apex Oil Company and related entities (unsecured creditors committee representation) and Interco (debt holder representation), as well as substantial work for banks recovering bad debt.. Tal also represented several businesses in substantial sales of assets under relevant provisions of the Bankruptcy Code, including a bottling plant for over $30 million dollars, a boat manufacturer for several million dollars, and an apparel manufacturer. He also worked on the formulation and drafting of complex reorganization plans for those companies.. Prior to his joining Affinity, Tal collaborated with Bob Guest and Brad Crandall in representing an importer of goods in forming a new company and buying its assets, “free and clear” of liabilities (including alleged dumping liabilities), over the objection of the Department of Justice in a first-of-its-kind case (due to the debtor being an importer tagged with a dumping liability).. Tal has represented numerous companies in non-bankruptcy reorganizations and financial restructuring, including a local hospital, two unaffiliated cable companies, a retailer, a substantial publisher and small businesses.. Tal graduated from Princeton University in 1982 with a politics degree and from Vanderbilt University School of Law in 1985. Tal is a member of the Missouri Bar and Illinois State Bar Association. Tal has served on and chaired various non-profit boards and currently volunteers at Lift for Life Academy.

Seth A. Albin focuses his practice on the areas of Bankruptcy, including representing individuals and businesses, Creditor’s Rights, Family Law, including all aspects of divorce and adoption, including child custody, child support, maintenance, spousal support, and modifications, Enforcement and Collection of Judgments including replevin, garnishments and executions, Secured Transactions, Arbitration, Litigation, and Municipal Law.. Before joining Summers Compton Wells, Seth worked at one of the largest law firms in St. Louis and served as in-house counsel for a commercial lender. He has represented secured and unsecured creditors and debtors in all aspects of the debtor-creditor relationship, including work outs, debt restructuring bankruptcy, litigation and receiverships. Seth has participated in over 100 arbitrations and counseled clients on arbitration clauses in commercial contracts.. Seth currently serves as a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Panel Trustee, a Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Panel Trustee and a Subchapter V Trustee for the Eastern District of Missouri as well as a panel arbitrator for United States Arbitration and Mediation. Seth has served as a Receiver, Special Master and as a Guardian Ad Litem in civil and domestic cases. Seth also volunteers for the St. Louis County Domestic Violence Court as a Special Prosecutor.. Seth has lectured on topics such as the intersection of Bankruptcy and Family Law, Adoption, Enforcement and Collection of Judgments, Revised Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code and Arbitration Clauses in Commercial Transactions and is the co-author of Chapter 4 of the Missouri Bar Bankruptcy Practice Deskbook.

My goal throughout life has been to help people.  As an attorney, I focus on finding a solution to financial problems that so many people face.  This might include bankruptcy or budgeting advice to solve debt problems.  The simple fact is that I will always give my honest opinion as to what is best for you in your unique situation and work with you to develop a plan that accomplishes your goals.. On the personal side, I am proud to volunteer to make our world a little better.  This does not entail me sitting on corporate boards, but rather helping at the grassroots level.  I have served on my local Parish Council, coached youth basketball and served as a Boy Scout leader for over 20 years.  Helping young people become tomorrow’s leaders is one of the greatest joys a person can experience.. Helping People With Empathy & Respect is a way of life.

Jonathan Brent graduated from Washington University Law School (2006). His primary practice is Bankruptcy in St. Louis Missouri - chapter 7 and chapter 13.   Mr. Brent also has experience representing businesses and individuals in estate planning and asset protection; civil litigation; post judgment collection disputes; and appeals.

James is a family man with a passion for adventure. He and his wife, Sherrie, love to find new places and having new experiences. He has been on a bobsled run, learned how to fly a plane, zip lined through the rain forest, attended a Hollywood premier, was part of America's Cup sailboat crew, got to meet Nickelback backstage and even driven a NASCAR race car. Most recently, he has developed a passion for riding motorcycles with the purchase of his new bike. He and Sherrie love to share those experiences with their three children, Ryan, Tyler, and Devyn.. Their favorite spot to spend time together has easily become Walt Disney World, which James affectionately refers to as his second home. "As you grow older, you have to still be a kid. Life is so serious and there continues to be more pressure the older you get. It's important for me to get to play with the kids, ride the rides, and be an active in my relationship with my kids," said James of his favorite vacation spot. He continued, "I'm grown up when I have to be, but being downright goofy when I want to be keeps me young at heart."His passion for kids is also the driving force behind years spent as a youth hockey coach. After spending years coaching kids from 6-7 years old all the way to 14-15, James has learned how important it is for adults to have a positive effect on children. "You always wonder if you have an impact on kids," continued James, "and then 10 years later, when you see them carry the same respect and discipline outside the rink that they were taught in hockey, you realize you did. And they still call me coach!" James is Castle Law Office's founder and president. He began his career with a passion for helping people get out of debt. James’ passion for working in the world of bankruptcy first came when he himself had to file for bankruptcy during law school. “After being laid off from General Motors, I found myself like 90% of the population,” explained James. The process was difficult for him but something positive did come out of it: it clarified what he wanted to do. “In law school, you take classes in the law but you aren’t taught about what kind of work is going to make you happy. I’m so grateful to have learned my passion early and followed my dream to become a great bankruptcy attorney,” finished James.. He started his bankruptcy practice in 1994 and has taken the same drive and determination he used to help over 30,000 families get debt relief to help the victims of serious accidents. James gets the most enjoyment out of litigating complex cases and going up against the insurance companies for the tough fight. Through his work with injured victims, James has learned that there are critical mistakes that can be made immediately after an accident that prevent those involved from being treated fairly by the insurance companies. As a result, he used his extensive knowledge of personal injury and passion for education to write his fifth publication, "I Survived! The Crash Victim's Guide to Dealing with the Aftermath." James said of his book, "Regardless of whether someone represents themselves or even files with another attorney, having the right information is absolutely vital. I feel it's my duty to get that information out there and make it available for free.". He attended St. Louis University School of Law and is admitted to practice law in Missouri and the Eastern and Southern Districts of Illinois.His most recent achievements include being selected as one of America's Top 20 Premier Experts, for which he has been featured in such national publications as USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and Newsweek, as well as interview appearances on Fox, CBS, ABC, and NBC. He also co-authored a book with America's Premier Experts, Shift Happens, which provides the latest review n the economic recession. The book became a best-seller in three different categories soon after it was released.In addition, he has been a featured guest on the prominent radio show "The Next Big Thing," and is the legal expert for St. Louis radio personality Niecy Davis from Foxy 95.5 during which he answers the most pressing legal questions from Missouri and Illinois residents.Much of James' passion for injured persons is similar to his passion for his bankruptcy clients. "You have these giant companies and they are out to make a profit. Unfortunately, an insurance company makes a profit by paying out as little as possible, regardless of their actual injuries." He finished, "The best part of being the voice for these victims is getting the settlement and the treatment that the client actually deserves, not just what the insurance company is willing to give."

I practice primarily in the area of consumer bankruptcy law, both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filings.  I also handle traffic tickets, wills/trusts, and other general practice matters.

I am the proud owner of Groswald Law LLC. My focus is exclusively in the areas of bankruptcy and consumer protection. I practice across the State of Missouri and Southern Illinois. My office is located in Creve Coeur (St. Louis), Missouri. I am available nights and weekends, and offer a 24/7 text messaging service. I do not sit in an ivory tower - when you call for me, you talk to me. When you walk into my office, you are in a judgment free zone. I offer complimentary consultations. I will run your credit reports from all three credit bureaus (Experian, Equifax, and Transunion), go through your income, expenses, assets, and debts to figure out what is the best solution to your problem. I live by the "grandma rule" - I treat each client the same way I treat my grandmother.. When I am not working, I am spending time with my family, my two dogs and my cat. I am a die hard fitness enthusiast, animal lover, and movie goer.

I am a St. Louis native that has been practicing for over 6 years. I have experience in several areas of law including consumer protectio, criminal, bankruptcy, estate planning, and wrongful termination.

hristopher Lee's previous employment includes: internships with the United States Attorney's Office, the Public Defender's Office of Missouri, and Jacoby and Meyers, a national consumer bankruptcy firm. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from The Ohio State University and later obtained his Juris Doctorate from Saint Louis University School of Law. While in law school he served on the Student Bar Association, the Public Law Review and his scholarly work, A Model Restorative Justice Code was selected for publication.Christopher Lee is licensed to practice law in:. He offers the following services:

At The Law Office of Tracy A. Brown, P.C., our attorneys focus their efforts on helping people get debt relief through bankruptcy. We represent individuals and small businesses in the St. Louis, Missouri, area in the preparation and filing of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies.. As a Texas CPA, founding attorney Tracy Brown has deep experience in dealing with money and a vested interest in using her legal knowledge to facilitate viable solutions to serious financial problems. As part of her involvement in helping consumers break free from debt, Tracy has written a book, Free Your Future From Your Past.