Cases
Representative Experience: Represented a debtor who had $1.3 million in secured debt, comprised of four investment properties that were all upside down. In addition, he had $785,000 in unsecured debt. He was able to discharge all of his debts without paying anything to the bankruptcy estate.
Represented the husb
/business owner in a divorce-custody proceeding. A negotiated settlement allowed him to retain ownership of the business, keep the marital home
gain custody of the minor children.
Represented a practicing dentist in bankruptcy who had IRS debt
an additional $488,000 in unsecured debt,
was behind on the mortgage payments on his principle residence. Loan modification allowed him to save his principle residence
reduce his interest rates. He was able to maintain the payments on his non-dischargeable student loans
pay other general unsecured creditors $1200 while saving all of his assets, including his professional practice.
Represented the victim of a Ponzi scheme created by a financial advisor. The financial advisor committed suicide after the Ponzi scheme collapsed
was exposed. A negotiated settlement with the financial advisor’s estate recovered the client’s’ life savings
her children’s college funds.
Represented a wife whose husb
had been a successful doctor
owner of several businesses, including surgical centers. During the midst of their high profile divorce, the husb
filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Her domestic support obligations were protected
the court appointed a Chapter 11 trustee.
Represented a financial services professional
his spouse in bankruptcy. They had significant IRS debt, a second mortgage on their residence
over $300,000 in unsecured debt. The plan allowed him to keep all of his assets, pay the IRS over five years, strip
avoid the second mortgage
pay 17 cents on the dollar to his general unsecured creditors.
Represented the bankruptcy trustee where the debtor was a business that conducted clinical trials for most of the pharmaceutical companies in the world. A negotiated settlement with the storage facilities
the pharmaceutical companies prevented the loss of their records, which would have cost millions of dollars
delayed bringing drugs to market.
