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I cannot thank you enough for all of the work you performed on my recent Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. My case had implications in two states, extenuating and unusual expenses to be claimed, and required you and I to challenge the existing bankruptcy law in Colorado and set precedent for how future cases with my circumstances would be handled.

After seeking consultations from two other law firms in downtown Denver and getting the distinct impression that they were "bankruptcy mills," and would not give my case the special consideration it would require, I saw the claim of individual attention and fair fees on your website and sought out your services. From the initial consultation through the eventual discharge of debts, you and your staff were exceptionally professional and accommodating.

I prefer to work and communicate through e-mail or other electronic means and your proficiency in this area was equally as impressive. You and your staff responded promptly to every communication sent and kept me apprised of case developments in a very prompt manner via e-mail.

I will unequivocally recommend your services in the future and, should you ever require a client reference, please feel free to pass along my contact information.

TL -- Littleton, Colorado

Bankruptcy "Reform" and the Role of the US Trustee

Virtually every bankruptcy expert in the country told Congress there was no need to solve a problem that just doesn't exist. Congress chose to take campaign money from the big banks and the credit card industry instead. Now, under so called bankruptcy reform, Congress has stacked the deck against financially troubled families in favor of their rich campaign contributors. Despite these changes in the law, most people who qualified for Chapter 7 bankruptcy before the new law still qualify for Chapter 7 today. The fact is, this "kick them when they're down" legislation has done NOTHING to slow the filing of consumer bankruptcies according to the Associated Press.

The taxpayers spend millions of dollars on staff attorneys and support staff for the Office of the US Trustee which, among other things, is supposed to protect creditors from "abusive bankruptcy filings." The truth is, most people file bankruptcy as a last resort due to circumstances they cannot control -- such as divorce, illness, or unemployment. Click here for more on bankruptcy reform.

Protect your right to bankruptcy relief -- even under bankruptcy reform. The Office of the United States Trustee has never successfully brought an objection to discharge or motion to dismiss against a client of Morris Law Firm. In a recent 2008 case, the Trustee moved to revoke the discharge of a single, impoverished, divorced woman. The Trustee's actions were based on nonsense from her abusive ex-husband but the staff attorney for the U.S. Trustee's Office refused to back off. Following trial, the bankruptcy court entered judgment in favor of the client and the firm prevailed. This client preserved her right to walk away from tens of thousands of dollars of debt. Selecting a good Denver Bankruptcy Lawyer can make or break your bankruptcy.

Our guarantee: An accurate bankruptcy filing, not just a "fast" filing. Nothing destroys your credibility faster with the bankruptcy court -- and causes unwanted scrutiny -- than a bankruptcy filing that is incomplete, inaccurate, or that otherwise doesn't cross-check properly from schedule to schedule. We file your case fast. But we make sure it is done right. By ensuring an accurate bankruptcy filing that makes factual and mathematical sense, we help to minimize the scrutiny your case receives from the U.S. Trustee's Office under bankruptcy reform. Complete legal analysis and cross-checking is something you cannot get and will not get from an unlicensed document preparation service. Just ask our past clients!

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