Bankruptcy Attorneys at the Lee Law Firm

The Lee Law Firm focuses on providing affordable, high quality representation for each client that desires to achieve a financially solid future. The bankruptcy attorneys at Lee Law Firm have vast experience in protecting individuals from foreclosure, garnishments, repossession and harassing calls from creditors.

When you contact a Fort Worth Area bankruptcy attorney at Lee Law Firm, you will meet with a qualified professional who will help evaluate whether bankruptcy is right for you. Our attorneys will design a custom plan to suit your unique situation. We value our clients and aim to assist you in eliminating your debt and returning to financial stability. We offer the professionalism of a big law firm with the compassion and personalized service of a small firm.

We have two offices conveniently located in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. We proudly serve Tarrant, Dallas, Denton, Parker, Denton, Johnson, Hood, Hunt, Rockwall, Collin, Ellis, Kaufman, Somervell and Wise counties.

The Dallas bankruptcy lawyers

At the Lee Law Firm aim to help local residents resolve their debt issues and achieve a financially healthy future. They provide high quality legal representation that helps lower monthly debt payments, and stop wage garnishment, foreclosures, calls from creditors and repossessions.

The Lee Law Firm attorneys are sensitive to their clients hardships and strive to offer an affordable rate for services that meet the needs of their clients. They seek to treat each client with respect, compassion and sensitivity.

Our Fort Worth & Dallas area Bankruptcy Attorneys

Have many years of experience in all aspects of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. They have extensive knowledge of the law and aim to provide their clients with a plan to obtain a solid financial future.

Christopher Lee practices bankruptcy and mortgage loan modification in the Dallas and Fort Worth area of Texas. As a Texas lawyer he played a key role, from 2006-2011, in the development of the law firm Allmand and Lee. Mr. Lee and his attorneys have handled numerous cases that have resulted in clients resolving their debt crises and reclaim fiscal health.

How are Emergency Bankruptcy Petition Different?

June 20, 2018 - Posted in bankruptcy_articles

Serious debt can come on at a moment’s notice or you may have waited too long to files until your debt situation was more serious. On either occasion, it may become necessary to streamline a bankruptcy and file as an emergency. File a Bankruptcy Petition While filing a bankruptcy petition is simple, it’s not easy, … Read more

Must-Have Financial iPhone Apps

June 11, 2018 - Posted in Money Management

Anyone who has successfully made it through a Texas bankruptcy or credit counseling knows that a budget is absolutely essential to eliminating and avoiding debilitating debt. Keeping a budget can be extremely difficult for many people, but luckily, there are many new and not-so-new software applications that can assist you in keeping track of your … Read more

Proposed Changes to Student Loans in Bankruptcy

June 6, 2018 - Posted in bankruptcy_blog

Student loan debt is extremely difficult to wipe out in bankruptcy, even for an experienced Dallas bankruptcy attorney. Even though student loan debt is technically unsecured, non-priority debt (the kind that gets eliminated in bankruptcy), borrowers must demonstrate an “undue hardship” which is an exceedingly high bar to reach. Borrowers, bankruptcy judges, and bankruptcy lawyers … Read more

Some Student Loans can be Discharged in Bankruptcy

May 23, 2018 - Posted in Student Loans

Student Loan debt in America is the highest it’s ever been with debts owing $1.3 trillion in outstanding student loan debt, affecting 44 million borrowers. With student debt now ranking 2nd among overall consumer debt in the US, doesn’t it make sense that you’d be able to discharge student loan debt in bankruptcy? Unfortunately, numerous … Read more

Who Pays for Bankruptcy?

May 16, 2018 - Posted in Bankruptcy

To the unknowing or uninitiated, declaring bankruptcy, either chapter 7 or Chapter 13, may seem like magically eliminating all your debt. This leads many to ask who pays for bankruptcy. It’s true that bankruptcy will wipe out some or all debt, the debt solution comes with filing fees and administrative costs associated with it. Bankruptcy … Read more