Helping You Navigate Bankruptcy And Debt Relief

At Tittle Law Group, PLLC, in Plano, founding attorney Brandon Tittle has over a decade of experience assisting individuals and businesses file for bankruptcy and move forward. His legal career includes clerking for esteemed U.S. Bankruptcy Judges Mary F. Walrath and Alan S. Trust, providing him with insights that are crucial for understanding the intricate workings of the bankruptcy judicial system.

Utilizing a client-centered approach, attorney Tittle provides tailored representation and creative legal solutions to even the most complex problems. He is adept at helping clients navigate insolvency issues across various sectors, including automotive, manufacturing, health care, energy, retail and real estate. He understands the challenges that individuals and businesses face and will work tirelessly to help you overcome your legal and financial obstacles.

Understanding Your Bankruptcy Options

Bankruptcy is a legal avenue that offers a fresh start for businesses overwhelmed by financial obligations. When faced with insurmountable debt, a lawyer like Brandon Tittle becomes an indispensable resource. His strategic approach to restructuring allows businesses to address their financial issues efficiently, minimizing disruptions to operations.

He can help debtors and creditors navigate a variety of bankruptcy proceedings, including:

• Chapter 7 bankruptcy for individuals or businesses
• Chapter 11 bankruptcy for businesses or high net worth individuals
• Subchapter 5 bankruptcy, a subset of Chapter 11 for businesses

Embarking on the bankruptcy process can be a complex journey, but with attorney Tittle, you will always have a tireless advocate by your side. He is committed to crafting creative solutions tailored to each unique legal challenge. The goal is not just to navigate the bankruptcy process, but to do so in a manner that sets the foundation for a stable financial future.

Finding Solutions To Debt Outside Of Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy isn’t always the right strategy for addressing problematic debt.

Other options might include:

• Out-of-court loan workouts and restructuring to reduce your debt load and obtain more favorable repayment terms
• Assignments for the benefit of creditors (ABC), a private, voluntary liquidation process that mimics Chapter 7 bankruptcy but takes place outside of court
• Business dissolution and litigation under Texas law, which may involve a state court appointment of a third party to manage the business’s assets
• The firm’s lawyers can offer guidance on the nuances of these options, helping you weigh the advantages and disadvantages in your specific context.

Attorney Tittle understands how overwhelming debt can be. He will work with you to find the right solution for you so that you can feel confident moving forward.

Bankruptcy Litigation Services

In some cases, bankruptcy litigation may become necessary. Attorney Tittle can represent debtors and creditors in federal bankruptcy litigation.

He can assist bankruptcy litigation clients in cases involving:

• Automatic stays
• Fraud
• Dischargeability of debts
• Temporary restraining orders (TROs)
• Preliminary injunctions
• Claim allowances
• Appeals

With over a decade of experience and valuable time spent in the courtroom, you can trust Brandon Tittle to fight for your best interests.

How does filing for bankruptcy affect my credit?

Filing for bankruptcy will have a negative impact on your credit score and can remain on your credit report for up to ten years. A poor credit score may impact your ability to obtain other loans or credit cards.

What will happen to my assets and personal belongings if I file for bankruptcy?

When you file for bankruptcy, you generally do not have to worry about losing your personal belongings. However, if you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you may risk losing some property that was purchased with a loan or credit card and has a security agreement. Depending on your circumstances, you may be able to negotiate a settlement to keep your property.

Will filing for bankruptcy stop creditors from contacting me?

Yes. Under federal law, creditors must stop contacting you after you file for bankruptcy under an automatic stay. This will take effect immediately.

Take The First Step Toward Financial Recovery

If you face financial uncertainty, the time to act is now. Contact Tittle Law Group, PLLC, and enlist the support of an attorney who is ready to stand beside you every step of the way. Reach out to him by calling 469-305-3225 or by completing an online contact form to set up a consultation with attorney Brandon Tittle.

Tittle Law Group, PLLC, is a debt relief agency. Its attorney helps people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.