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Bankruptcy

Scottsdale Bankruptcy Attorneys

Arizona Bankruptcy Protection Lawyers

At Margrave Celmins, P.C., we recognize that bankruptcy is a topic more and more people are confronting due to the current economic situation. We are sensitive to the changing financial situations and are here to assist creditors and defendant parties as issues arise during bankruptcy proceedings.

Our firm has a wide range of experience helping creditors and defendant parties in adversary proceedings in bankruptcy court. We also can help you pursue actions related to bankruptcy in civil court as well as any appeals related to these matters. The attorneys at Margrave Celmins are licensed to practice in both Arizona state and federal courts.

We can help you file the following motions in bankruptcy court:

  • Relief from stay
  • An action for nondischargeability
  • Collecting or defending a preference action
  • Defending a motion or complaint for violation of the automatic stay or contempt of court

Although our principal focus relates to real estate sales and commercial matters in bankruptcy, we also help businesses who are creditors and have claims against business entities who have filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection.

We understand the need for people to file for bankruptcy and debt relief, but we also believe that creditors and defendant parties have rights and protections as well. Our lawyers are well equipped to help creditors pursue actions and litigation when appropriate to protect these their interests, income, and economic livelihood. Contact us today if you find yourself in this position and want more information about how we can help you.

With membership in LawPact®, Margrave Celmins, P.C. is able to assist clients throughout the United States and abroad.

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