Knochel Law Firm Bullhead City, Arizona Welcome to Knochel Law Firm, we are an Arizona bankruptcy law firm that helps individuals, consumers and small businesses file for bankruptcy protection. Keith Knochel has over 25 years experience in Chapter 7 & 13 Bankruptcy. Licensed in Arizona, Nevada and California. Reasonable Rates. Fast Service. Free Consultation. Call 1-800-677-1010 today!

Arboleda Brechner Attorneys at Law Phoenix, Arizona The Arboleda Brechner law firm located in Phoenix, Arizona works hard to provide time-sensitive legal solutions to families, businesses and individuals throughout all of Arizona. We practice in all of the larger areas of Arizona, including Flagstaff, Paradise Valley, Tempe, Chandler, Scottsdale, and of course Phoenix. Our focus is on financial and tax related cases and concerns. If you’re having trouble with your mortgage or need to declare bankruptcy, we can absolutely help. Contact us today.

Gary Stickell Phoenix, Arizona Gary Stickell is a one man practitioner, helping to represent small businesses, as well as individuals in the general practice of law. Gary's areas of expertise include consumer bankruptcy, civil litigations, small business advice and family law. Mr. Stickell has been licensed to practice law in Arizona for almost 30 years now, since October 1982. He is also a member of the Bankruptcy and Family Law Sections of the State Bar of Arizona, so he certainly knows his stuff!

Arizona, one of the four corner states, is a rather large territory, ranked 6th in the US. With a population of over 6.5 million people, the Phoenix metropolitan area is densely populated around Scottsdale, Chandler, Glendale and Mesa, with Phoenix being the capital. Smaller towns such as Gilbert and Queen Creek are out farther south-east of Phoenix, growing fairly rapidly over the last decade.

While searching for an Arizona bankruptcy attorney, your best bet is to start either in Phoenix, Scottsdale or possibly even Tempe. Since Arizona is so densely populated, there are plenty of attorneys to pick from, so make sure to do your own research. It’s also a good idea to sit down with a few different firms, to get a sense of how they operate and how much experience they have.

Before going in for a consultation, make sure to ask if the appointment will be free. It may sound like a simple thing to do, but you’d be surprised how many firms actually charge even for the consultation. Not to say they’re wrong for doing that, because you are taking up their time, but still, if you’re financially strapped as it is, there’s no need to put out extra money in searching for a solid Arizona bankruptcy lawyer when you don’t have to.