Justin L. Lawrence, PSC

Bankruptcy Law

This firm handles a variety of bankruptcy matters, including Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and small business bankruptcies. The firm partners with another law firm, providing our clients with two attorneys for the price of one!

Bankruptcies are paid for up front by retainer, and - in the case of Chapter 13 bankruptcy - are partially paid for through the bankruptcy itself. Our firm makes a practice of working with our clients to accommodate them, as many have to juggle bills even before they retain us. The amount of the retainer can vary by case, so please call for a free, confidential consultation.

This firm's experience with bankruptcy is exemplary, and examples of our work can be found on this website. When you call, you will get a free, face-to-face, confidential interview with Justin Lawrence, and an honest evaluation of your financial situation.

Examples of Our Work

• When a young couple was informed that their house had been foreclosed upon and was up for auction in four days, Justin was able to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in 48 hours and save their home.
• An elderly couple filed a loan modification, but were "lost in the system". When the mortgage company tried to foreclose without bothering to reach a decision on the loan modification application, they retained Justin Lawrence. Through months of hard work, Justin saved their home, forced the loan modification, and got them a lower interest rate on their mortgage.
• After a car accident, medical bills caused a Northern Kentucky man to be sued repeatedly. Justin Lawrence filed his bankruptcy and he got relief from his crushing medical debt.
• A woman, just out of her divorce, faced home and car payments she couldn't hope to afford. Through a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, Justin was able to help her keep her house and her car.
• When lenders began harrassing a Northern Kentucky couple by calling late at night, contacting neighbors, and making threats, they didn't know how to deal with it. Justin Lawrence was able to file a bankruptcy that stopped the lender in their tracks and brought peace back to the clients' home.