Bankruptcy Creditors Lawyer Boston
Collecting a business debt owed to you is difficult enough without the concern over whether you are overstepping legal boundaries to do so. That is where a Boston creditors’ rights attorney can help.
The Law Officers of Richard N. Gottlieb can successfully handle your debt collection and protect your creditors’ rights. With the needed experience, we successfully represent creditors, debtors and trustees in Chapters 7, 11 and 13 bankruptcies, as well as adversary proceedings.
The Law Offices of Richard N. Gottlieb represents a wide range of complex bankruptcies for both individual and corporate issues. The extensive knowledge and experience or bankruptcy law, banking matters and mortgage regulations allows the client to feel more at ease during an already difficult time.
What We Do
The Law Offices of Richard N. Gottlieb in Massachusetts proudly offers complete representation as your Boston creditors’ rights attorney. Just a few of our specialties include:
- Representation of creditors in bankruptcy proceedings;
- Objection to debtors discharge;
- Defense of preferential and fraudulent transfers;
- Prosecution of adversary proceedings;
- Objections to Chapter 13;
- Representation of creditor committees;
- Representation of secured and unsecured creditors seeking relief from automatic stay;
- Representation of creditors in state and federal court actions.
Understanding Debt
Understanding debt collection in Massachusetts requires the knowledge and experience of a Boston creditors’ rights attorney. That is where the Law Offices of Richard N. Gottlieb can help.
The basics of debt are:
- Secured debt – meaning that there is likely some physical property, known as collateral, that the debtor has offered to secure the loan in case of default.
- Unsecured debt – meaning there is no property put up against the balance to secure payment.
While secured loans are easier to collect than unsecured loans, both should be in writing within a formal agreement.
Default
If you find a loan in default, or not been paid as agreed upon, you may decide to collect on that loan. A simple default letter may be all that is needed, but many times creditors need the assistance of a qualified attorney to urge the parties to agreement through legal processes that otherwise could result in conflict, mistakes and undue stress.
Contact Us
You will find the help you need at the Law Offices of Richard N. Gottlieb at 11 Beacon Street, Suite 325, Boston, MA 02108. Call us at 617-742-4491 or by fax at 617-742-5188. We are also available by email at [email protected].