Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorneys Clark & Washington Are Atlanta's Trusted Bankruptcy Law Firm

Clark & Washington offers everyone the honest and helpful advice they deserve--even if they are not a client.

2014-03-17

ATLANTA, GA, March 17, 2014 (Press-News.org) For more than 30 years, Clark & Washington has been Atlanta's most trusted bankruptcy law firm. The firm was founded in 1983 by Emory Clark, and in that time, it has grown into a multi-state enterprise that is well known for hiring the best and brightest in the field of personal bankruptcy law.

Although they are impressive, these credentials are not what has helped Clark & Washington to earn the trust of Atlanta residents. Instead, the Atlanta bankruptcy lawyers have earned their trusted status through how they treat everyone who walks through the door. Clark & Washington was founded on the principle that everyone deserves compassion and respect when they are facing bankruptcy, and as such it provides honest and helpful legal advice--often for free.

If you are facing the possibility of bankruptcy in Atlanta, Clark & Washington encourages you to come in for a free, no obligation bankruptcy consultation. During this initial consultation, you will meet with one of the firm's experienced bankruptcy attorneys who will discuss the details of your circumstances with you. They will help you to determine what the best course of action is for your case, even if that is not filing for bankruptcy, and they will provide you with the information and resources you need to regain your financial footing.

With over 11 locations across metro Atlanta and north Georgia, the attorneys at Clark & Washington are near you and able to provide you with the legal counsel you need to brighten your financial future. Learn more at http://www.cw13.com.

About Clark & Washington:

Established in 1983, Clark & Washington is now one of the leading bankruptcy filers in the Southeast. They have locations in Georgia, Florida and Tennessee. Clark & Washington specializes in personal chapter seven and 13 bankruptcy. They offer honest, helpful legal advice to those experiencing financial hardships.

For more information, visit http://www.cw13.com.

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