Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is federal law which allows debtors to discharge or reorganize their debt. It also gives creditors and other parties the opportunity to object to the terms of a debtor’s bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy law is very complex and can be confusing even to other lawyers, not to mention the regular person. At May Oberfell Lorber, our highly experienced but down-to-earth team of attorneys explains the law in accessible terms to clients from all sides of bankruptcy – including creditors, debtors, and even trustees. Attorneys from law firms across the country work with our lawyers and turn to us for valuable and cost-effective insight.
From individuals to family farms to banks and multistate corporations, our extensive bankruptcy services include:
- Chapter 7, 11, 12, and 13 bankruptcies
- Creditor representation
- Debtor representation
- Trustee representation
- Nondischargeability
- Claims litigation
- Proofs of claim
- Tax debt
- Small business reorganization
- Creditor’s rights
- Automatic stay litigation