Blake Goodman Honolulu, Hawaii Over the years we have had the pleasure of helping thousands of individuals as well as families get through tough financial times. Do your best not to feel embarrassed or stressed out during this trying time of your life. Overwhelming debt has a way of snowballing out of control very quickly. We'll help you explore your options through either Chapter 13 or 7 bankruptcy, depending on which fits your personal situation best. More reorganization cases can help eliminate all, or at least a large portion of your debt.

Stuart T. Ing Honolulu, Hawaii Credit card debt can be a slippery slope. At one point it may feel like you have it under control, only to have it exceed what you can afford a few months later. It can also get in the way of paying your mortgage, and other important bills. If this sounds like what you’re dealing with, bankruptcy may be something you should consider. While it’s a tough climb back out of it credit-wise, we have studied the most up to date bankruptcy laws to help give you advice on whether or not it’s the best choice for you.

Colin K. Kurata Honolulu, Hawaii My name is Colin K. Kurata and I maintain a general law practice in Honolulu. My specialization is in debtor rights and credit remedies. This may include offers in tax claims and liens, negotiating debt settlements with creditors and lenders, as well as all popular chapters of bankruptcy. I’m also experienced with foreclosure defense, and strategic business estate planning. If you're looking for an attorney in Hawaii, I'd be happy to site down with you for a free consultation.

Hawaii is a beautiful state made up entirely of islands. The last state to be added into the United State, it occupies most of the land in a cluster of islands, surrounded by the Pacific Ocean. Hawaii’s natural beauty, inviting waters and warm tropical climate make it a tourist hotspot, as well as the home of many surfers, volcanologists and biologists. With a vibrant native culture, Hawaii has over a million permanent residents.

If you’re searching for a Hawaiian bankruptcy lawyer amongst all of the nature and beauty, your best bet is to start in Honolulu, where most of the attorneys in the state are located. Due to travel limitations and some areas being protected as a reserve, if you’re flying in from another country, or state-side, it would be best to stay within Honolulu, so you don’t have to travel very far.

Before sitting down with a bankruptcy attorney in person, it’s best to get on the phone with them to ask them a few questions. By doing some initial research you should be able to tell what kind of person and lawyer they are. Also ask if they offer a free consultation. Many firms charge a consulting fee up-front, something you definitely wouldn’t want to get roped into unless you were positive you found the right services.