Texas Bankruptcy Lawyer
Robert DeMarco

Robert DeMarco is a member of Boyd•Veigel, P.C., and limits his practice to bankruptcy (consummer and business matters) and commercial litigation. Mr. DeMarco is committed to providing personal bankruptcy representation at a reasonable rate to clients throughout Collin, Dallas, and Hunt Counties and has office locations conveniently located in McKinney and Plano, Texas. He understands that the decision to file a chapter 7 bankruptcy or a chapter 13 bankruptcy is both very personal and very difficult. Whether your financial challenges stem from a divorce, tax obligations, student loans, or credit card excesses, we can help. Chances are you are presently receiving threatening telephone calls and letters from creditors. Such calls and letters from creditors, while understandable, are intimidating and offer no real solution to your financial challenges. You have legal rights! Understanding what those rights are and the options available to you is the first step to finding a solution. Boyd•Veigel, P.C., is committed to helping you find that solution. Let us help you decide whether bankruptcy is right for you.

Whether you need credit card debt consolidation, debt management or debt elimination in bankruptcy, Robert T. DeMarco, can help. Mr. DeMarco is a Plano bankruptcy lawyer licensed to practice law in both Texas and California. During Mr. DeMarco’s nineteen year tenure as a lawyer, he has limited his law practice to bankruptcy and commercial litigation. Let him put that experience to work for you during a free initial consultation. Attorney DeMarco personally meets with every prospective client to discuss the bankruptcy process. He will discuss the ramifications of filing bankruptcy (chapter 7 or chapter 13), the alternatives to filing bankruptcy and how the Texas bankruptcy process works. He will also discuss in detail the recent changes made to the Bankruptcy Code, including the means test, net disposable income, and the courses that you must now take in order to receive a discharge. While federal bankruptcy laws have changed in many ways, Congress did not take away the ability to file. In fact, bankruptcy remains a viable remedy which may help stop creditor harassment, foreclosure, repossession and even creditor lawsuits. Bankruptcy is not always the best solution nor is it usually the preferred solution. Nonetheless, if you are facing financial challenges, it is an option that must be explored. Learn what legal rights you have and how we can help stop the onslaught of creditor calls and litigation. Let Boyd•Veigel, P.C., show you how getting out of debt may be more feasible than you think. Call our offices directly at (972) 208-4600 or via email for your free initial consultation with attorney DeMarco.