Connecticut Bankruptcy Attorneys
Find qualified bankruptcy attorneys in Connecticut. 3,842 bankruptcy cases filed in FY2024. Compare Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 lawyers near you.
Top Bankruptcy Attorneys in Connecticut
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Mary Garnes
Mary Garnes has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Carina Castro Amorim
Carina Castro Amorim has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Amanda Nicole Ponzini
Amanda Nicole Ponzini has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Brian R. Lorentsen
Brian R. Lorentsen has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Mirjana Anngelle Hernandez
Mirjana Anngelle Hernandez has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Occum Pizza II, LLC
Occum Pizza II, LLC has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
George I. Roumeliotis
George I. Roumeliotis has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Fabio Castro de Oliveira
Fabio Castro de Oliveira has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
A.J. Arias
A.J. Arias
A.J. Arias, based in Trumbull, Connecticut, focuses his practice on bankruptcy and debt matters. He represents individuals and businesses facing financial challenges, guiding them through complex legal processes. A.J. Arias is dedicated to helping clients achieve financial relief and a fresh start.
Abate & Abate, LLC - Attorneys at Law
Abate & Abate, LLC - Attorneys at Law
Abate & Abate, LLC - Attorneys at Law, located in Stamford, Connecticut, focuses its practice on bankruptcy law. The firm provides comprehensive legal services to individuals and businesses navigating financial distress. Abate & Abate, LLC assists clients in understanding their options and achieving effective financial relief through the bankruptcy process.
Action Advocacy, PC
Action Advocacy, PC
Action Advocacy, PC is a Greenwich, Connecticut law firm dedicated to guiding individuals and businesses through complex financial challenges. The firm focuses its practice on bankruptcy law, providing comprehensive legal services to help clients navigate the process effectively. Action Advocacy, PC is committed to helping clients achieve financial relief and a fresh start.
Action Advocacy, PC
Action Advocacy, PC is a Groton, Connecticut-based law firm dedicated to guiding individuals and businesses through complex financial challenges. The firm focuses exclusively on bankruptcy law, providing comprehensive legal services to those seeking debt relief and a fresh financial start. Action Advocacy, PC works diligently to help clients achieve financial stability and peace of mind.
Connecticut Bankruptcy Filing Statistics
Filings by Chapter Type (2024)
Source: Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, 12-month period ending December 2024. uscourts.gov
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Federal Bankruptcy Courts in Connecticut
Source: U.S. Courts — uscourts.gov
Bankruptcy Law in Connecticut: What You Need to Know
Connecticut bankruptcy court resources
Bankruptcy cases in Connecticut are administered by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Connecticut. The court identifies divisional offices in Hartford, New Haven, and Bridgeport and publishes current court and filing resources.
Official District of Connecticut resources
The District of Connecticut Bankruptcy Court provides PACER, CM/ECF, electronic proof-of-claim and financial-management-certificate resources, and Pay.gov access. The court lists its three divisional locations and their general clerk’s-office hours.
Forms and up-to-date procedures
The court links to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, while the U.S. Courts bankruptcy-forms directory provides current national forms. Confirm current court location, filing, payment, and local procedural instructions directly with the court before submitting a petition or other document.
Filing Tips for Connecticut
- Carefully compare Connecticut's state exemptions with federal exemptions to determine which set best protects your specific assets
- especially your home and car.
- Ensure all required credit counseling and debtor education courses are completed within the stipulated timeframes to avoid delays in your case.
- Gather all financial documentation meticulously and ensure accuracy
- as any discrepancies can lead to challenges from the trustee or creditors.
- Understand the means test thresholds for Connecticut
- as these determine your eligibility for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
- File your bankruptcy petition at the correct divisional office of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Connecticut based on your county of residence (Hartford
- Bridgeport
- or New Haven).
- Consult with a qualified Connecticut bankruptcy attorney; their expertise can be invaluable in navigating the complexities of state-specific laws and maximizing your exemptions.
Bankruptcy FAQ for Connecticut
Common questions about filing for bankruptcy in Connecticut, including costs, eligibility, exemptions, and timelines.
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Economic Context
Above AvgConnecticut has an above-average unemployment rate.
Household Financial Profile · ACS 2023
$92k
Median household income
$87k
Per capita income
$340k
Median home value
66.7%
Homeownership rate
10.5%
Poverty rate
64%
of filers chose Ch. 7
Means test note: The Chapter 7 means test compares your income to Connecticut's median household income of $92k. If your household income is below this threshold, you likely qualify for Chapter 7 without further calculation.