Copyright © 2012 by Patricia A. Abell, Attorney at Law. All Rights Reserved.
BANKRUPTCY - MAKING THE DECISION.
Filing for Bankruptcy is one of the most difficult decisions of your life and you want to talk to someone who can help you through the process. Most people who file for bankruptcy are hard working, responsible individuals who have always paid their bills. Usually they have had some bad luck that turned out to be financially devastating. Sometimes it’s a layoff or a pay cut, a divorce, a disabling injury, medical bills, a loss of a family breadwinner or a failed small business venture. Whatever the reason, it seems impossible to get out from under the financial strain. If you are in this situation, you probably know very little about bankruptcy but hope it will help you get a new financial start.
For those people trying to decide whether they should
file bankruptcy the top questions we receive are:
Once the decision to file has been made the most common questions are:
We are a debt relief agency. We help people
file for bankruptcy relief under
the Bankruptcy Code.
Kentucky does not certify specialties of legal practice.Client Service Area:
Patricia Abell’s Law office is located in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. My office serves bankruptcy clients living in the Louisville Kentucky and the Kentucky counties of Breckinridge, Bullitt, Hardin, Jefferson, Larue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, Oldham, Spencer and Washington, This includes the cities of Cloverport, Hardinsburg, Irvington, Fox Chase, Hebron Estates, Hillview, Lebanon Junction, Mount Washington, Pioneer Village, Shepherdsville, Elizabethtown, Radcliff, Sonora, Upton, Vine Grove, West Point, Anchorage, Audubon Park, Buechel, Goose Creek, Hurstbourne, Jeffersontown, Okolona, Prospect, Hodgenville, Bradfordsville, Lebanon, Loretto, Raywick , Brandenburg, Ekron, Muldraugh, Bardstown, Bloomfield, Fairfield , New Haven, Crestwood, Goshen, Lagrange, Pewee Valley, Taylorsville, Elk Creek, Mount Eden, Springfield.
Don't understand bankruptcy terms like "discharge" or "means test" ?
Go to my Bankruptcy Definitions page.
Are you ready to hire a lawyer?
For a free initial Bankruptcy consultation, contact me:
Do you want to know what you need to gather before filing?
Go to my GETTING STARTED page.
More Questions? Go to my Bankruptcy FAQ page.
Patricia A. Abell |Attorney at Law | The Normandy Building | 101 North Seventh St. | Louisville, KY 40202 | Phone: (502)561-3455 | pabell@patriciaabell.com
How is the Abell Law Office different from other firms that do bankruptcies? I provide personal service to each client. Since many bankruptcy firms process a large volume of cases, your initial information is often processed by a non-attorney staff member, you then have a short meeting with a lawyer and once you pay your money, you work with a clerk or paralegal to prepare the petition. The next time you see or talk to your lawyer may well be the day you appear for the meeting of creditors. Except for your initial interview and court appearances, in these large volume law firms, most of your contacts will be with paralegals and non-attorney staff members. The personal service you receive from these types of firms will not be provided by your lawyer.
In my law firm, I am the person with whom you meet, I will answer your questions and guide you through the process. I will return your calls and review your petition with you in addition to appearing at the meeting of creditors and any other hearings.
Patricia A. Abell
The Normandy Building
101 North Seventh St.
Louisville, KY 40202
Phone: (502)561-3455 | pabell@patriciaabell.com
