Illinois Bankruptcy Attorneys
At the Law Offices of Debra V. Levine, we are able to offer personal attention from experienced lawyers. When you choose us to help you get a fresh start on your finances, you can be confident your case is in good hands, because you will know exactly whose hands your case is in at all times. Our lawyers are not the here-today-gone-tomorrow type. We don't have the level of employee turnover that large law firms do, so your case will not get passed around the office. You will have the same lawyer handling your case from start to finish.
Personal Attention Is Important
Personal attention is important, because every bankruptcy case is different and should be handled with those differences in mind. Your lawyer will get to know your situation. The guidance you receive will be customized to what you are going through and what your goals are. Your case will not be treated like every other case.
Experience Is Critical
Attorneys at our law firm have been in court nearly every day since 1996 and have helped thousands of people get a fresh start on their finances through bankruptcy. Our founding attorney, Debra V. Levine, has also staffed the pro se help desk at the bankruptcy court in an effort to share her knowledge and give back to the Illinois community she is a part of.
The fact that our law firm has even represented fellow attorneys who have had to go through the bankruptcy process is proof of our experience and the respect we have earned from our peers in the legal community. We can put our experience to work for you.
Contact Us for a Free Consultation
If you are ready to learn more about how our Chicago attorneys can help you get a fresh start, and how our reasonable fees mean we can do it without adding to your financial burden, call us at 866-832-0854 or send us an e-mail.
We are available by phone 24/7. In addition to standard business hours, we offer evening and weekend meetings by appointment. Se habla español.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
