I am proud to be a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. NACBA was founded in 1992 and currently has over 5,000 attorney members from all 50 states. It offers services to attorneys, advocates in Washington D.C. for debtor-friendly legislation, and provides bankruptcy information to consumers. One of the most useful tools for consumers is the NACBA Attorney Finder. Simply enter your Zip Code and the distance you are willing to travel, and you’ll get a list of NACBA members who can help you with your financial problems.
NACBA members have access to various Listservs and sample pleadings. The Listserv members offer advice and opinions to each other on a wide range of bankruptcy topics. Even the most experienced attorney can benefit from bouncing ideas off of colleagues from around the country. And the Document Exchange allows attorneys to see the pleadings others have filed in various situations. Why reinvent the wheel? If something unexpected crops up in your bankruptcy case, who do you want on your side? The NACBA member who has thousands of fellow members willing to help solve the problem, or the general practice attorney who files a few bankruptcies each year and may not know where to turn for help?
If you’re looking for a bankruptcy attorney, I recommend you begin your search with the NACBA Attorney Finder. No matter where you live, you should be able to find a NACBA member serving your area. Bankruptcy is a specialized field of law. When your financial issues lead you to consult with an attorney about bankruptcy, it just makes sense to work with someone who is familiar with the field and committed to representing debtors. And that describes the typical NACBA member perfectly.
Bankruptcy attorneys from around the country are taking part in this “Bankruptcy Alphabet” exercise. Please take a few minutes to check out these other blog posts on the letter “N.”
Naked – by New York Bankruptcy Lawyer, Jay S. Fleischman
National Mortgage Settlement – by Lakewood, CA Bankruptcy Attorney, Christine Wilton
Negative Notice – by Jacksonville Bankruptcy Attorney J. Dinkins G. Grange
Negative Impact of Bankruptcy – by Philadelphia Suburban Bankruptcy Lawyer, Chris Carr
Never – by Cleveland Bankruptcy Attorney William Balena
No Asset – by Metro Richmond Bankruptcy Attorney, Mitchell Goldstein
No Asset Case – by Pittsburgh Bankruptcy Attorney, Shawn N. Wright
No Asset Report – by Honolulu Bankruptcy Lawyer, Stuart T. Ing
Non-Attorney Bankruptcy – by Livonia Michigan Bankruptcy Attorney, Peter Behrmann
Non-exempt Property – by Miami Bankruptcy Attorney, Dorota Trzeciecka
Nondischargeable – by Northern California Bankruptcy Lawyer, Cathy Moran
Nondischargeable – by Metro Richmond Bankruptcy Attorney, Mitchell Goldstein
Nondischargeable Debt – by Omaha/Lincoln, Nebraska Bankruptcy Attorney, Ryan D. Caldwell
Northern District of California – by Marin County Bankrupttcy Lawyer, Cate Eranthe
Notice – by Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney Bob Doig
Notice – by Taylor, Michigan Bankruptcy Attorney, Chris McAvoy
Numbers & New Bankruptcy Laws – by Los Angeles Bankruptcy Attorney, Mark J. Markus
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