Trial-Ready Bankruptcy Litigation Lawyers Serving Atlanta And The Northern District Of Georgia
Not all bankruptcy work is the same. Filing paperwork and managing administrative tasks is one thing – litigating disputes before a federal judge is another.
For over 25 years at Jones & Walden LLC, our bankruptcy litigation lawyers have used their trial experience and deep familiarity with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Georgia to the benefit of our clients. We represent both debtors and creditors in high-stakes bankruptcy disputes in Atlanta.
Types Of Bankruptcy Litigation We Handle
Bankruptcy litigation covers a wide range of courtroom disputes. As your bankruptcy litigation attorney team, we handle:
- Preference action litigation and defenses
- Fraudulent transfer lawsuits
- Dischargeability litigation and objections to discharge
- Plan confirmation disputes
- Lift stay litigation
- Claim objections
- Lien avoidance actions
- Cash collateral disputes
- Valuation disputes
- Turnover actions
Whether you need to file an adversary complaint or defend against one, our bankruptcy litigation lawyer team is ready to represent you in court.
When You Need Bankruptcy Litigation Counsel
Bankruptcy disputes move fast. Our adversary proceeding lawyers and Chapter 11 litigation attorneys step in when timing is critical. You may need a business bankruptcy attorney if:
- Someone has filed an adversary proceeding against you
- You need to file an adversary complaint of your own
- A creditor is challenging your discharge
- A debtor is objecting to your claim
- You face a valuation dispute or plan confirmation fight
If you receive an adversary complaint, you typically have just 21 days to respond. For this reason, acting quickly can make all the difference.
Don’t Wait – Your Deadline May Already Be Running
Get in touch with a bankruptcy litigation lawyer in Atlanta today. Call 678-701-9235 or reach out to our firm online to speak with a business bankruptcy lawyer at Jones & Walden.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.