As a native of Alabama, I’ve been proud to have served clients in Huntsville and throughout northern Alabama for 20 years. Whether you’re facing the prospect of bankruptcy, or you simply are in need of a tax resolution, I can help provide guidance and support.
Almost everyone runs into financial difficulties at some point in their life. Whether they’re the result of job loss, poor spending habits, or other issues, the stress of financial struggles can be overwhelming. I can provide some peace of mind by finding a solution tailored to your unique situation.
While some people may be able to overcome their financial struggles on their own, many others just aren’t simply equipped with the knowledge and resources needed to fully understand their financial circumstances and how to find a solution. While filing for bankruptcy may sound like scary decision, it can often be the best way to erase your debt and start over.
For the last 20 years I’ve been working with residents throughout Huntsville and northern Alabama by guiding them through their options so that they can understand what they’re up against, and how they can begin to overcome their debt and tax issues. No matter what issues you’re facing, I’m here to help.
Having grown up in Madison County, I’m proud to live in and serve the community that has helped me become who I am today. I’ve spent the last 20 years working with residents across northern Alabama to help resolve issues of bankruptcy and provide guidance and support for all tax-related issues. Regardless of your individual circumstances, I’ll do everything I can to help you through any financial distress you may be facing.
A big part of navigating your way through financial distress is understanding what you’re up against. I make it a point to sit down with all of my clients and discuss the details of their situation so that together we can talk about what you’re facing, and the options you have available to you. I do this because I think it’s important
that you are as informed about your own situation as possible so that you can be a part of the decision-making process. I take this approach because I want my clients to feel confident about the direction we’re moving in, and I want them to be aware of the impact of every decision we make as we move forward with the case.
At the end of the day, financial challenges can bring an untold amount of stress into your daily life. Whether you’re facing difficult tax questions, or you’re surrounded by debt and don’t know where to turn — having an experienced bankruptcy and tax attorney working with you can make all the difference in the world when it comes to moving forward.
While things like filing for bankruptcy may seem like something you want to avoid, the truth is that bankruptcy can actually be an extremely effective tool that can help people eliminate debt and start fresh. Working with a professional to understand your options is the first step toward finding a solution.
That’s why I try to remind all of my clients that simply sitting down and talking with an experienced bankruptcy and tax resolution attorney is a crucial step toward finding a way out of your financial distress. I offer free case consultations so that we can sit down and discuss the details of your situation together without adding another bill to your life.
Ultimately, I pride myself on establishing a trusting relationship with my clients so that they can feel comfortable and confident with their case in my hands. I understand that what you’re going through is difficult, and I want to help make things easier by providing you with some peace of mind knowing that your financial future is back on track.
If you are in debt, you are not the only one. In fact, last year Americans accumulated about $90 billion in retail credit card debt alone. If you are having difficulty getting out from beneath a mountain of bills, you might consider filing for bankruptcy.
Declaring bankruptcy can be a tough decision to make. At this point, lots of questions are running through your mind. Will I lose my car or house in the process? Will the bankruptcy trustee take my property?
