Creditor's rights in bankruptcy

Attorney Hall represents only Creditors in bankruptcy. When a borrower of a secured loan files for bankruptcy, immediate legal action is required. The failure to timely pursue remedies can make all the difference between collecting on a debt or losing it. This may include Attorney Hall filing for relief from bankruptcy stay in order to file a Replevin to retrieve secured items, preparing and filing a proof of claim, reviewing and filing objections to plans of reorganization, and representation of creditors in bankruptcy litigation, often referred to as an adversary proceeding, if and when needed.  

Attorney Hall's Bankruptcy and creditors’ rights practice flat fees include:  

• File a motion with a bankruptcy court to remove or or lift the automatic stay, when this action is justified
• File a proof of claim and ensure your rights are protected
• File an Adversary actions, including dischargeability
• Objections to a chapter 13 plan if your claims are devalued or ignored
• Debtor-in-possession financing arrangements