Shoshone Bankruptcy Lawyers

Attorney Eddie L. Abner has been successfully representing his clients in bankruptcy and family law cases since 1982. He takes pride in providing aggressive & effective legal representation, and helping his clients resolve their legal problems.

Attorney Joseph A. Weber has represented thousands of people and businesses in bankruptcy. He is a graduate of St. Leo University, the American College of Law, and has been a member of the Orange County Bar Association, The National Association of Chapter 13 Trustees, The National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, and the Orange County Bankruptcy Forum. He is the author of Credit Limits, a book about the proliferation of bankcards. Joseph Weber is well-versed in the new bankruptcy law, having studied it for eight years as it was being formulated. He worked to actively oppose what he sees...

For Over 25 years we have been representing individuals and small businesses in chapter 7 bankruptcy and chapter 13 Bankruptcy cases. If you're facing a foreclosure, garnishment, repossession, or are saddled with overwhelming credit card debt, medical bills, or unpaid taxes, then we can help. We provide professional, compassionate legal representation designed to meet your individual needs, whatever your financial situation. Unlike many larger firms who simply assign your case to a secretary or law clerk, we handle your case directly, from start to finish. We offer very reasonable prices and flexible payment options.

It can be a very trying and stressful time when you find yourself in need of an attorney. Not only are you concerned about your particular legal issue, but like most people, you are concerned about the relationship you will have with your attorney and the fees that will be charged. Let's face it, lawyers, like politicians, have a bad reputation. People worry their attorney will not take their case seriously, or will try to squeeze every dime they can out of the case. I understand these feelings and concerns. Unfortunately, they are far too often justified. Before I became a...