The majority of our bankruptcy work is Internal Revenue Service related.  As one of the principals handled bankruptcy matters while an Internal Revenue Service attorney with Office of Chief Counsel, and was also appointed Special U.S. Attorney assigned to the Department of Justice to handle tax matters on its behalf in the Bankruptcy Court for the Middle Judicial District of Florida, Jacksonville Division, the firm has acquired a certain expertise involving the dischargeability of taxes through bankruptcy.  Due to the firm's practice involving Internal Revenue Service, the firm members have acquired a vast knowledge and expertise dealing with general creditor matters, and they are more than equipped to handle all forms of bankruptcies, including Chapter 7 liquidations, Chapter 13 reorganizations, and even Chapter 11 reorganizations for higher income individuals and small businesses.

The firm also handles general creditor work-out matters both for individual and small businesses.  When an operating business fails or is in trouble, there are usually significant creditor problems, which must be expertly navigated and evaluated to maximize the protection and preservation of what wealth may remain.