Bankruptcy Lawyers in Washington
NearLawyers lists 7 bankruptcy lawyers with offices in Washington, including Bellevue, Everett, Renton, Seattle and 3 other cities. Compare profiles and office locations below, then contact the lawyer directly.
Bellevue 1Everett 1Renton 1Seattle 1Spokane 1Spokane Valley 1Tukwila 1
Bankruptcy lawyers in Bellevue
Bankruptcy lawyers in Everett
Bankruptcy lawyers in Renton
Bankruptcy lawyers in Seattle
Bankruptcy lawyers in Spokane
Bankruptcy lawyers in Spokane Valley
Bankruptcy lawyers in Tukwila
What does a bankruptcy lawyer do?
Bankruptcy and debt lawyers help individuals and businesses that can no longer keep up with what they owe. They explain the difference between Chapter 7 liquidation and a Chapter 13 repayment plan, help stop collection calls and, where the law allows, foreclosure, and guide clients through the federal bankruptcy court process.
Before you hire a bankruptcy lawyer in Washington
- Confirm the lawyer is licensed and in good standing with the Washington state bar.
- Ask how long they have handled bankruptcy matters and how often they go to court.
- Ask how fees work: hourly, flat fee or contingency, and what costs are extra.
- Ask who will handle your case day to day and how you will get updates.
- Get the fee agreement in writing before any work begins.
Other practice areas in Washington
Business 13Personal Injury 11Criminal Defense 9Estate Planning 9Intellectual Property 6Litigation 6Disability 5Health Care 5Real Estate 5Immigration 5Civil Rights 4Employment 4Family Law 4Insurance 1
Bankruptcy lawyers in other states
New Jersey 8Michigan 7Missouri 7Wisconsin 7Virginia 6Indiana 6Louisiana 6Kentucky 6Texas 5Florida 5Alabama 5Minnesota 5Illinois 5Ohio 5Georgia 5North Carolina 5Tennessee 5Maryland 5Oklahoma 5California 4
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