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We are a consumer bankruptcy law firm helping persons and businesses with their financial situation. We have been designated a debt relief agency by Congress and the United States Supreme Court and we provide legal assistance to consumers seeking relief under the Bankruptcy Code.Â
We are located in Glasgow, Kentucky at 111 West Wayne Street, one block off of the Square in Glasgow.
If you believe we can be of assistance to you, please contact us at johnrogers@glasgow-ky.com or call (270) 651-7777Â and put our experience to work for you.
Primary Practice Areas
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Law
Chapter 7, also called “liquidation” or “straight bankruptcy,” is the process by which a debtor’s assets are sold, creditors receive payment, and you are then free from your debts. Learn More
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Law
Chapter 13 is a reorganization process that typically allows debtors to keep their property by making monthly payments that are distributed to creditors by a bankruptcy trustee. Learn More
Years in Practice
Cases Filed
We are Certified, Consumer Bankruptcy Law, American Board of Certification. One of the few attorneys in Kentucky so certified.
Recent News
What is a reaffirmation agreement, and how does it work?
A reaffirmation agreement is an agreement by a debtor and creditor in Chapter 7 bankruptcy about how to treat a particular debt that would otherwise be discharged in the debtors bankruptcy.  Usually, the debt is secured by collateral that the creditor could repossess...
If a debtor is behind in house or car payments, can Chapter 13 stop a foreclosure or repossession from taking place?
Yes. Unlike Chapter 7, where the debtor can usually stop a foreclosure or repossession only if the creditor agrees to a reaffirmation, a debtor in Chapter 13 can provide for car and mortgage payments in the Chapter 13 plan, and the creditor can be required to accept...
How do I know when my bankruptcy case is completed, and I am no longer in bankruptcy?
At the conclusion of an individual's bankruptcy case, the Court enters an order closing the case, and a copy of this order is sent to the debtor. Unless the trustee has assets to distribute to creditors, case closing takes place fairly quickly in Chapter 7 cases. In...
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Our bankruptcy practice is limited in order to provide individual debtors the best representation. Our firm represents debtors in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Kentucky, Bowling Green Division, and we have filed more bankruptcies in this division than any other single attorney currently practicing.
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 13
What are my options?
Are you considering debt relief through a consumer credit counseling service? You may be surprised to learn that they can do more harm than good to your credit. Many times, bankruptcy is a better option, and we will be happy to sit down with you and thoroughly discuss your personal situation in order to help you decide what is the best solution to your financial problems.
We are a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, serving as past Kentucky State Chair of this organization.
Testimonials
We are honored to help folks with their debt and we think this shows in these reviews.
“All the staff was friendly and helpful. I never felt judged or ashamed for my situation. Everything went smoothly and as expected. Every time I called with a question or concern, whoever answered the phone was always helpful and knowledgeable of who I was and what I needed to know. Any messages I left were returned quickly.”
“It was a relief to us to have someone like you to represent us. You were very professional, extremely well organized and obviously experienced in cases like ours.”
“You have an excellent reputation in the local area. You are organized, professional and really know how to put a client at ease during a hard time in their life. After seeing how unorganized some other attorneys were at court, I was thankful I had your office helping me and not someone else. Thank you all so much.”