Facing the Loss of Your Home? Call Us for Help!
If you have received a foreclosure summons, a notice of acceleration, or a foreclosure date from your lender, the Fort Worth bankruptcy attorneys at Allmand Law Firm, PLLC may be able to help. From the date the foreclosure notice is sent, you could have as little as three weeks to save your home. For this reason, you will need to act quickly.

Many debtors considering bankruptcy know they need a bankruptcy attorney; but they are afraid of what it will cost and of course how they will pay the fees. If you’re considering filing for bankruptcy and are worrying about how you will pay bankruptcy attorney fees, you’re not alone.
To take away the mystery of bankruptcy attorney fees, let’s take a look a number of factors that will determine the cost of your bankruptcy attorney fees:
The complexity of your bankruptcy case.
The amount of time the bankruptcy attorney will be required to devote to the case.

Most debtors file for bankruptcy as a last ditch effort to dig themselves out of the hole when their debt troubles are just too much to handle. But often their last stop right before bankruptcy is debt settlement. There are a lot of companies out there that offer debtors the opportunity to settle their debts with creditors for “pennies on the dollar.” Sound too good to be true? Well, many debtors coming to bankruptcy court after going through “debt settlement” have found that at least in their case, it is too good to be true.

Some People file Bankruptcy After They Drained their TSP
Some people file bankruptcy after they drained their TSP. Those people, people I meet as a bankruptcy lawyer, should have talked to me sooner and left their money safely in their TSP.