Often, when facing financial difficulties, people let the problem make them feel embarrassed and isolated. It is important to know that you are not alone. With the help of an experienced Longview bankruptcy lawyer, you can find debt relief solutions and get a fresh financial start. At the law firm of Kevin R. Vibbert, Attorney at Law, we represent clients in Longview, Kelso, Cowlitz County and the surrounding Washington area.
Longview bankruptcy attorney Kevin Vibbert has been practicing law since 1995, and our firm has been operating since 1997. We represent clients in both personal and business bankruptcy that include Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy and other alternatives to Bankruptcy and Criminal Defense. Attorney Kevin Vibbert brings a wealth of legal experience and a background in finance and economics, both of which are invaluable to clients in the bankruptcy process.
In addition, Kevin Vibbert and his entire team share a strong passion for helping people find legal solutions.
Longview bankruptcy attorney Kevin Vibbert has been practicing law since 1995, and our firm has been operating since 1997. We represent clients in both personal and business bankruptcy that include Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy and other alternatives to Bankruptcy and Criminal Defense. Attorney Kevin Vibbert brings a wealth of legal experience and a background in finance and economics, both of which are invaluable to clients in the bankruptcy process.
In addition, Kevin Vibbert and his entire team share a strong passion for helping people find legal solutions.
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Married, with two children, College Education at Austin College, Sherman Texas with bachelor degrees in Economics and Business Management with a focus on Finance.
Attended law school at Gonzaga University School of Law in Spokane WA.
You may wonder why I chose to concentrate on bankruptcy as my primary area of practice.
It is simple - it is the only area of law that reminds me of why I went to law school - to help others.
Every day I am fascinated by how the bankruptcy law resembles magic.
When a bankruptcy is filed a "magical" umbrella, called the automatic stay, surrounds the debtor and their property.
Attended law school at Gonzaga University School of Law in Spokane WA.
You may wonder why I chose to concentrate on bankruptcy as my primary area of practice.
It is simple - it is the only area of law that reminds me of why I went to law school - to help others.
Every day I am fascinated by how the bankruptcy law resembles magic.
When a bankruptcy is filed a "magical" umbrella, called the automatic stay, surrounds the debtor and their property.
When you are faced with serious financial difficulties or criminal charges, you may feel isolated and embarrassed.
It is important to retain an experienced attorney so that you can consider all of the possible legal solutions to your problems.
Longview bankruptcy lawyer Kevin R. Vibbert is committed to providing people with sensitive and comprehensive legal services so that they can get back on their feet.
He can also help you vigorously fight criminal charges under Washington law.
We guide individuals and businesses through the challenging process of filing for bankruptcy.
It is important to retain an experienced attorney so that you can consider all of the possible legal solutions to your problems.
Longview bankruptcy lawyer Kevin R. Vibbert is committed to providing people with sensitive and comprehensive legal services so that they can get back on their feet.
He can also help you vigorously fight criminal charges under Washington law.
We guide individuals and businesses through the challenging process of filing for bankruptcy.
However, you will be required to attend one hearing which occurs about one month after your case is filed.
This is referred to as the "meeting of creditors."
You will be sworn in and asked some questions by a bankruptcy trustee.
The questions are generally related to your assets, income, and the accuracy of your petition.
Your attorney will be with you at this hearing.
It is unusual for your creditors to attend this hearing.
You must furnish your photo ID and proof of your social security number at this hearing, as well as some other documents related to your specific situation.
This is referred to as the "meeting of creditors."
You will be sworn in and asked some questions by a bankruptcy trustee.
The questions are generally related to your assets, income, and the accuracy of your petition.
Your attorney will be with you at this hearing.
It is unusual for your creditors to attend this hearing.
You must furnish your photo ID and proof of your social security number at this hearing, as well as some other documents related to your specific situation.
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