To Our Professional Colleagues:

We welcome our colleagues, whether a CPA, attorney, or tax adviser, to utilize our site for informational purposes. Please feel free to call or email Attorney Erin Kick at EKick@KickAndGilman.com or Attorney Rob Strong at RStrong@KickAndGilman.com if you have a specific question on a bankruptcy-related matter; we welcome questions related to issues you may have had come up with a client of yours.  We often field calls from other professionals who just need to know whether bankruptcy is even an option for one of their clients, or what the best timing is when there is both a pending bankruptcy and divorce for a couple.  Whatever your question, we would be happy to try to assist you with answering your questions or pointing you in the right direction toward finding one. 

We also appreciate all the professionals who refer bankruptcy clients to our firm. With frequent statutory changes, mandatory electronic filing, necessary and frequent software updates, and steadily changing trustee expectations, it can be difficult to keep up with the practice of bankruptcy law. Bankruptcy is one of the most specialized areas of legal practice and we take very seriously our commitment to staying current on this ever-changing area of law and offering our clients the very best bankruptcy representation available. 

NOTICE: This site is not offering legal advice and nothing on it should be considered to be legal advice. The information on this site is being offered only for educational purposes. If you are considering bankruptcy, you should consult with a licensed attorney who regularly represents clients in bankruptcy and allow them to review your circumstances and advise you accordingly.

The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 Requires the following notice:
We are a Debt Relief Agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. This web site is not an offer to provide bankruptcy assistance services to any assisted person as defined under Section 527(a)(2) of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005.