Reorganize, Not Liquidate: Small Business Bankruptcy Lawyers Serving Atlanta
Small business bankruptcy differs significantly from both consumer bankruptcy and large corporate Chapter 11. At Jones & Walden LLC, our small business bankruptcy lawyers have helped Atlanta business owners reorganize and recover for over 25 years. Whether you operate a restaurant, retail store or any other small business with employees who depend on you for their livelihood, our business bankruptcy attorneys help you explore every available path – including options specifically designed for small businesses.
How Can Small Business Bankruptcy Help You?
Many business owners think bankruptcy means closing the doors. In most cases, it does not. Filing can start an automatic stay that immediately halts foreclosures, lawsuits and collection efforts. In turn, this can give you the breathing room to reorganize. Our small business bankruptcy attorneys help clients use the process to:
- Stop foreclosures, lawsuits and collection calls immediately
- Restructure debt to manageable levels
- Renegotiate commercial leases
- Keep the business operating throughout the process
- Discharge eligible debts
- Achieve a genuine fresh start
Business reorganization keeps viable businesses alive. Our team knows how to make that happen.
Which Chapter Is Right For Your Business?
Choosing the right chapter matters. Chapter 7 business bankruptcy involves asset liquidation. This means the business closes and a trustee distributes remaining assets to creditors. For owners who want to save their company, Chapter 11 reorganization offers a structured path to recovery.
For small businesses carrying up to $7.5 million in debt, Subchapter V small business reorganization — established under the Small Business Reorganization Act (SBRA) — provides a faster and cheaper alternative to traditional Chapter 11 small business cases.
As Atlanta small business bankruptcy lawyers, we evaluate whether Chapter 7, Subchapter V bankruptcy or full Chapter 11 best fits your situation.
Whether you pursue a voluntary bankruptcy filing or face an involuntary bankruptcy, our corporate bankruptcy lawyers guide you every step of the way.
Ready To Talk About Saving Your Business?
Connect with a small business bankruptcy lawyer in Atlanta today. Call 678-701-9235 or contact us online to speak with a business bankruptcy attorney at Jones & Walden LLC.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.