For both individuals and businesses, debt is a fact of life and often the inevitable result of healthy risk-taking. When an investment goes bad or an unexpected event occurs, debt can become unmanageable. The current economy has forced many responsible business owners, families and individuals into insolvency, and many are facing consequences that only make it harder to rebuild.
If you, your family, your professional practice or your small business is dealing with wage garnishment, liens against your accounts receivable, a foreclosure action or aggressive collection actions, you owe it to yourself to understand your legal options.
For more than 20 years, John T. Turco & Associates and its predecessors have been helping the people and business community of Omaha deal with overwhelming debt by providing careful, thorough legal representation and counsel in areas such as:
- Understanding bankruptcy
- Chapter 7, Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 small business bankruptcy
- Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 consumer bankruptcy
- Avoiding foreclosure
- Rebuilding bad credit after bankruptcy
At John T. Turco & Associates, our attorneys have earned the respect of the legal communities in both Nebraska and Iowa through careful preparation, detailed work and proactive prevention of problems. We receive referrals from other attorneys, and a number of bankruptcy trustees have told us that they know they can rely on us to be honest and work constructively with them.
We know that careful preparation is the key to preventing problems during the bankruptcy process, and we believe the level of analysis and care we devote to every bankruptcy filing is unique. We research every possible issue, including those related to divorce, tax consequences and credit issues. Along with our committed, excellent support staff, our attorneys use technology and focus to double-check every aspect of every client's case before moving forward.
With this blog, we hope to use our decades of experience to keep our readers up to date on the changing legal and policy issues related to consumer and business bankruptcy law. We welcome your comments on our blog posts. If you are facing overwhelming debt and have a question about your own situation, please feel free to visit our bankruptcy website or contact us online.
