1800 St. James Place
Suite 105
Houston, TX 77056
(713) 961-9477 |
The inappropriately titled “Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005” (“BAPCPA”) created a lot of change to our bankruptcy system. Most of the changes took effect October 17, 2005. One thing BAPCPA DID NOT DO was eliminate bankruptcy. 95% of the clients we have seen since October 17th have learned they can land on their feet just like under the old law, they just have to do a little extra to get to where they want to be.
If anything, BAPCPA made bankruptcy a bit more complicated such that it is even more important to have an experienced attorney guide one through the process. |
A Message from Adam Schachter:
Since 1999, I have practiced exclusively in the areas of consumer and small business bankruptcy and other debt related law.
During this time, every work day was devoted to helping families and small businesses get back on their feet. My clients come to me in extraordinary pain and leave with a strong sense of relief due to my personal attention to their situation and understanding of their needs.
DON'T SETTLE FOR NON-ATTORNEY ASSISTANTS--GET THE PERSONAL ATTENTION YOU DESERVE
At my firm, your legal questions will be answered only by me. You deserve an attorney's help with your struggles and each case gets my full and personal attention. I can teach you how to get the bill collectors off your back and how to fix your credit on your own. If you are struggling financially in any way, give me a call for a consultation, even if you think you are not yet ready to hire a lawyer. |
I am a proud member of nationally known consumer advocate Tom Martino's referral list at Troubleshooter.com | I teach a class on Bankruptcy called "Bankruptcy--Survival After Financial Distress" at Leisure Learning Unlimited, Houston's Lifetime Source for Learning Since 1979. The class is free and I encourage you to attend. Simply click the link below to learn more. |
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