Robert R Weed
Knowledgeable and kind. Friendly service with a smile.
Robert Weed is one of Northern Virginia’s most experienced, and top rated bankruptcy attorneys. He has offices in Annandale, Stafford, Sterling-Herndon and Woodbridge.
Nationally Known
During the debate in Congress on the 2005 bankruptcy reform, Robert Weed was interviewed on local and national TV and quoted in newspapers across the country.
His top rated bankruptcy layer blog on is seen by hundreds of people around the country!
Bankruptcy Lawyer: Nationally Recognized
In May 2019, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys presented Robert Weed with the Hammes-Schulman Award.
Previously, Robert Weed was named Bankruptcy Lawyer of the Month by the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys for April, 2006. Before that, NACBA presented him with its Distinguished Service Award in May, 2003.
He is also member of the American Bankruptcy Institute and the Northern Virginia Bankruptcy Bar Association.
After Bankruptcy Credit Report Expert
Robert Weed has sued more than a hundred times, to make sure his clients after-bankruptcy credit reports are right.
He led the panel on bankruptcy and credit reports at the 2005 NACBA Convention in San Diego.
And months, or even years later, he will still fight–at no fee to his clients– if a discharged debt pops back up on their credit. (Many bankruptcy lawyers just don’t provide this service.)
Top Rated
A customer survey found 99.03% were glad they had Robert Weed as their lawyer.
Avvo rates Robert Weed 10.0. He is also a level fourteen Avvo contributor. (That places him among the top hundred bankruptcy lawyers in the country.)
People across Northern Virginia voted Robert Weed five stars for quality and service. Here are the client reviews from more than seven hundred people across Northern Virginia—by far the most of any Northern Virginia bankruptcy lawyer.
The Better Business Bureau rates him A+.
- Bankruptcy
- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Relief
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- Virginia
- English: Spoken, Written
- Bankruptcy Attorney
- Bankruptcy Law Office of Robert Weed
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- University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law
- J.D. (1976)
- Honors: with Honors
- Washington & Lee University
- B.A. (1973)
- 10.0 Superb Rating
- Avvo
- Distinguished Peer Rating
- Martindale-Hubbell
- Client Champion - Platinum
- Lawyers.com
- Hammes-Schulman Award
- Nstional Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
- In recognition of the leadership and commitment demonstrated by Norma Hammes and Ike Shulman, the Hammes-Shulman honor significant legislative and advocacy contributions made by a NACBA member.
- Northern Virginia Bankruptcy Bar Association
- Member
- - Current
- National Association of Consumer Advocates
- Member
- - Current
- American Bankruptcy Institute
- Member
- - Current
- National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
- Member
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- Bankruptcy Law News
- Virginia State Bar, Bankruptcy Section
- Bankruptcy Reform
- Fair Credit Reporting and Fair Debt Collection
- Judges Panel on Bankruptcy Discharge, Moderator
- Q. If all my income is Social Security and pension, can I still file chapter 13 in Virginia?
- A: Yes, in order to file Chapter 13 you have to have regular income. Social security and pension both count as regular income. (Chapter 13 is sometimes called a "wage-earner plan" but retirement income works ok.)
- Q. I'm a 61yr. Old widow and have never filled bankruptcy. But I believe I'm going to have to. How much is it .
- A: Most lawyers charge around $1500 for a simple case. There's filing fees and a required class so the totals my be around $1850.
Many lawyers will work with you on payments.
- Q. 1 million personal lawsuit involving a boat. I have not been summoned/served yet. File bankruptcy now?
- A: You definitely need to talk to a bankruptcy lawyer, now. A good lawyer will want a complete picture of your situation before suggesting the best plan.