Bankruptcy (Creditor's Rights)

When a debtor files a petition for bankruptcy, creditors are usually notified. Under federal law, creditors are prohibited from ordinary debt collection practices and must protect their rights in the bankruptcy court. Usually, the bankruptcy court schedules a meeting that the creditors or their representatives must attend to protect their rights.

Smith & Turley represents banks and other lending institutions in bankruptcy proceedings. The firm's attorneys are licensed and experienced in bankruptcy courts throughout the state of Missouri. For more information on bankruptcy law, click here, or here