Avery Bankruptcy Lawyers

My main practice is all aspects of bankruptcy, representing both creditors and debtors in Chapter 7 and 13 cases. My practice also involves small business Chapter 11 reorganizations. I recently added immigration to my practice. I'm licensed to practice in the State of Texas and all federal courts in the state. I graduated in 2008 from Texas A & M University School of Law (formerly known as Texas Wesleyan University School of Law). In law school, I interned with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and participated in the law school’s legal clinic, assisting need-based clients in navigating thorny issues in...

Are you being sued over an old credit card? Are you being harassed by a creditor? Are you considering filing for bankruptcy? I focus on debtor issues, namely defending lawsuits for old debts, including credit cards, personal debts, and car loans after the car has been repossessed or even voluntarily surrendered. In addition, I help help consumers who are being harassed by creditors. I also help people to file for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. In addition, I do estate planning and probate. I am committed to providing quality service at an affordable price. I have been licensed to practice law in...

I am an attorney in Texas since 1993 and I am Board Certified in Consumer and Commercial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. I am able to speak to you from years of experience about your rights and your options when faced with abusive collections, lawsuits on old debt, consumer bankruptcy, or when you are just overwhelmed financially and wish to explore your legal options.

Trial lawyer practicing in business and commercial litigation with a comprehensive background representing clients in a diverse range of practice areas and industries, including banking and finance, contracts, business torts, real estate, IP, bankruptcy, M&A, securities, construction, employment, tax-exempt organizations, antitrust and corporate governance.

My main practice areas are employment law and personal injury law. The Wagoner Law Firm represents individuals who have employment law claims in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area, including wrongful termination claims, discrimination claims, harassment claims, hostile work environment claims, retaliation claims, wage and hour claims, unpaid overtime pay claims, minimum wage claims, and various other employment law claims. The Wagoner Law Firm also represents individuals who have personal injury claims.

When you come to Reister Law Firm, you can rest assured in the help you can procure from a bankruptcy attorney in Dallas. It is of the utmost importance that you take immediate action and seek out the help and support you need without any delay, and Attorney Rich Reister is up to the task. He attended Texas A&M University, where he obtained his undergraduate degree. He went on to earn his law degree at Thomas M. Cooley Law School, where he served for a time as the President of the American Bar Association/Law School Division. He has experience working...

Texas credit card lawsuit defense and bankruptcy attorney.

Richard G Grant PC is a Dallas business bankruptcy law firm concentrating in Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The Firm's Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 experience covers a broad spectrum of industries including Construction, Oil & Gas, Securities, Hospitality (Hotels), Medical Facilities Acquisition, Real Estate, Aerospace, Pharmaceutical Technology, Intellectual Property, and Mergers and Acquisitions. Client include individuals, corporations, general partnerships, limited partnership, LLC and LPs. Although the firmâs practice is focused on the Dallas and Fort Worth Divisions of the Northern District of Texas and the Eastern District of Texas, our practice is often nationwide.

University of New Mexico
Director of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)
Graduation Date: 12/2010
Bachelor of Science, Arizona State University W.P. Carey
School of Business (2006)

Admitted to the Northern, Eastern, Western, & Southern Districts of Texas
Admitted as Creditor’s Agent in 155 bankruptcy courts 100 hours Pro Bono Club