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Office hours
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Evening and Weekend Appointments are
also available for your convenience.
Call
Toll-Free
1 (877) 505-9455
Columbus Office (Main)
450 Alkyre Run Drive, Suite 330
Westerville, OH 43082-6911
Telephone (614) 523-3106
Fax (614) 523-3108
Newark, Ohio Office
North Third Tower, Suite 304
51 North Third Street
Newark, OH 43055
Telephone (740) 345-7138
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Ohio Consumer Bankruptcy Law Firm
Ohio Bankruptcy Lawyers - Helping Clients Get A Fresh Start!
Since the
federal bankruptcy laws changed in 2005, many people are
uncertain as to the rights afforded them, when it comes to
filing for bankruptcy protection. Although the laws make it
more challenging to seek and obtain Chapter 7 “fresh start”
and Chapter 13 “repayment Plan” relief, the bankruptcy
attorneys at Sheppard
Law Offices, located in Columbus (Westerville)
and Newark, Ohio can assist you in deciding if such relief
is an option.
Remember,
filing for bankruptcy is about more than just immediate
relief. It is about making smart financial decisions and
building a successful future, free of debt.
Consumer Bankruptcy
There are
two options for consumer bankruptcy relief: Chapter 7 and
Chapter 13.
Our Columbus (Westerville) office is conveniently located
near highways I-71 and I-270. Our Newark office is conveniently
located one block northwest of the courthouse. Both offices
are handicap accessible. We accept various options for
payment, including credit cards.
Contact us
today for your free one-half hour (1/2) initial consultation. |
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"We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for protection under the Bankruptcy Code."
Sheppard Law Offices, Co., L.P.A. serves individuals, families, and businesses throughout central Ohio, the state of Ohio, and nationwide. From offices in Columbus (Westerville) and Newark,
the Ohio law firm represent clients in every county in Ohio, especially Franklin County, Delaware County, and Licking County, as well as in communities such as Columbus, Westerville, Newark, Dublin, Cleveland, Akron, Toledo,
Cincinnati and Mount Vernon.
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