Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows residents of Wyoming to reorganize their debts into a manageable 3 to 5 year repayment plan while keeping their home, car, and other assets. It is particularly effective for stopping foreclosure and catching up on mortgage arrears. Browse 4+ Chapter 13 attorneys in Wyoming to find one near you.
Showing 1–4 of 4 Chapter 13 Bankruptcy attorneys in Wyoming
Bret Thad Allred
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 7.1/10 (Very Good). 21 years of experience. Bar admissions: Montana (2019), Wyoming (2004).
Paul K. Knight
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 7.5/10 (Very Good). 48 years of experience. Bar admissions: Wyoming (1991).
Ian Andrew Smith
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 5.9/10 (Average). 5 years of experience. Bar admissions: Wyoming (2020).
Patrick M. Hunter
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 7.0/10 (Very Good). 42 years of experience. Bar admissions: Wyoming (1983). Awards: 2012 Top Contributor - 2012.
Repayment plan bankruptcy that lets you keep assets while restructuring debt over 3–5 years. Attorneys listed in this directory serve clients across Wyoming and can help you understand whether Chapter 13 is the right option for your situation.
When searching for a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy attorney in Wyoming, look for someone with specific experience in federal bankruptcy court proceedings, a track record of successful case outcomes, and transparent fee structures. Many attorneys listed here offer free initial consultations.
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