Creditor / debtor rights attorneys deal with any form of credit or debt issues such as credit lending, the collection of debts, liens, and debt recovery during a bankruptcy proceeding.

Creditor / debtor attorneys assist with lawsuits or other legal collection techniques for consumer or commercial debts, assist with the foreclosure of homes or commercial real estate, and assist with repossessions or levies.

Creditor / debtor attorneys can represent the creditors or the debtors and cater to individuals as well as businesses.

Creditor / Debtor rights attorneys listed here are recognized by their peers for their professional achievements making it easy to find a reputable lawyer that fits your needs.

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