The Law Office Of Stan H. Dick

Bankruptcy Law

High Point, NC

The Law Office of Stan H. Dick handles Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies for individuals and businesses throughout North Carolina.

  • Individuals considering Chapter 7 bankruptcy
  • Individuals considering Chapter 13 bankruptcy
  • Businesses facing bankruptcy

Blalock Law Offices PA

Bankruptcy Law

Greensboro, NC

Blalock Law Offices focuses solely on bankruptcy and offers Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and small business bankruptcy representation in the Greensboro area.

  • Chapter 7 eligibility and means-test guidance
  • Chapter 13 repayment plans
  • Small business bankruptcy

Help at the last minute

Duncan Law

Bankruptcy Law

High Point, NC

Duncan Law

Bankruptcy Law

Greensboro, NC

Hill Evans Jordan & Beatty, PLLC

Bankruptcy Law

Greensboro, NC

Michele G. Smith is part of a Greensboro firm founded in 1948 handling divorce, child custody, support, adoption, and equitable distribution matters.

  • divorce matters
  • child custody and support cases
  • equitable distribution disputes

Law Offices of John T. Orcutt

Bankruptcy Law

Greensboro, NC

Law Offices of John T. Orcutt serves all 100 North Carolina counties and offers free immediate phone consultations for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

  • North Carolina residents considering Chapter 7 bankruptcy
  • North Carolina residents considering Chapter 13 bankruptcy
  • People facing foreclosure or repossession

FREE and IMMEDIATE over-the-phone answers

Tuggle & Duggins

Bankruptcy Law

Greensboro, NC

Tuggle Duggins has served closely held businesses and owners since 1974 through eight legal practice areas.

  • closely held business formation and governance
  • business mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures
  • commercial contracts and agreements

Bankruptcy Law in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does a bankruptcy consultation cost in Guilford County?

Blalock Law Offices lists a free 30-minute consultation. Law Offices of John T. Orcutt also offers free initial consultations by phone.

What should I ask a bankruptcy lawyer before filing?

Ask whether the attorney handles your likely chapter, reviews the means test and North Carolina exemptions, and represents your type of case—consumer, small-business, or business bankruptcy.

Can bankruptcy help stop foreclosure, repossession, wage garnishment, or creditor harassment?

The listed firms identify foreclosure, repossession, wage garnishment, creditor harassment, creditor lawsuits, and judgments as matters they address. If one is imminent, ask about timing during the initial consultation.

Are payment plans available for bankruptcy filing costs?

Law Offices of John T. Orcutt lists a qualifying $0-down filing program and a $99-per-month Debt Buster plan; eligibility and total costs should be confirmed directly.

Do I need a lawyer who handles business bankruptcy separately from personal bankruptcy?

Yes, ask specifically about business representation if a company is filing or has business debts. The Law Office of Stan H. Dick lists both individual and business bankruptcy, while Blalock lists small-business bankruptcy.