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.

What Happens to Co-debtors in Bankruptcy

March 22, 2019 - Posted in Debt

Having a co-debtor situation usually occurs when one person’s income is not enough for the loan. The co-signer lends their name to the loan as an assurance that the debt will be paid. When you have a co-debtor for a loan and the original signer defaults on the loan, the co-debtor becomes responsible for the … Read more

Preventing a Foreclosure with Bankruptcy

March 18, 2019 - Posted in Foreclosures

Losing your home to foreclosure could have many adverse effects on you and your family. Once you have gone through a foreclosure, you may have trouble finding a new place to live or getting a loan in the future when your finances are more favorable to making house payments. Foreclosures can also negatively impact neighborhoods … Read more

Escaping the Payday Loan Debt Cycle

March 15, 2019 - Posted in Loans

Millions of Texans take out payday loans per year. Consequently, countless individuals become unintentionally trapped in an endless payday loan cycle. Payday loans can be especially difficult to escape for the numerous individuals who live paycheck-to-paycheck. If you ever wondered how to get out of a payday loan, there are additional figures along with suggestions … Read more

Dallas Bankruptcy Watch: Payless Nears 2nd Bankruptcy

March 11, 2019 - Posted in News

Dallas, Texas-based Payless ShoeSource Inc., an American discount footwear retailer, has announced plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy only two years after its first Chapter 11 reorganization. In its first Dallas bankruptcy in 2017, Payless planned to shed 400 or so underperforming stores to remain viable. Now, however, the national shoe retailer is planning … Read more

Get the Creditors to Stop Calling with Bankruptcy

March 8, 2019 - Posted in Debt

The moment the clerk stamps your petition when you file for bankruptcy with the courts, the “automatic stay” goes into effect. What this means is that creditors can not make any attempts to contact you regarding your debt during the entire bankruptcy process. Phone Calls Some lenders or third party collection agencies operating under the … Read more