Best Bankruptcy Lawyers in Clarksville, TN

In most cases, you will not have to appear before a judge. Most individuals who file bankruptcy are required to attend only a meeting of creditors, which simply involves meeting your trustee and answering a few questions about your case. Since creditors rarely show at these meetings, you can usually avoid personally facing your creditors altogether.

We are devoted to helping you achieve a true financial fresh start with as little stress and anxiety as possible. Most of our clients tell us how the filing of their case alone has lifted a dark cloud of stress and worry that has followed them around for years. The peace of mind that comes along with the removal of such an extreme source of anxiety truly can be a physically healing event.

When you schedule a consultation with our office, you will meet with an attorney. You will spend a few minutes at the beginning of your meeting with our legal assistant, but then your consultation will be with either Josh or Nick. Unlike bigger firms, even after your case has been filed, you will still have your attorney available to you. Your case will not be passed off to a paralegal and Nick or Josh will be available to discuss your case in person or over the phone.

Once the bankruptcy has been filed, there is only one meeting you will have to attend. This meeting is called the Meeting of Creditors or the 341 Meeting. In this meeting you will convene with the trustee and your attorney to answer a few questions. Rarely are there any other meetings or court appearances that you must attend.