Attorney Chance McGhee is a highly respected bankruptcy attorney in the San Antonio area and beyond. He served as the past Treasurer and is currently a Director of the San Antonio Bankruptcy Bar Association. He is a member of the Federal Bar Association and licensed to practice Federal Bankruptcy Courts in the Western, Southern and Northern Districts of Texas. He obtained his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 1994. With an undergraduate degree from University of Texas in Austin in Management/Accounting which he obtained in 3 ½ years from 1984-1987, Mr. McGhee is skilled in analyzing financial documents and understanding debt situations. He uses his background and knowledge to recommend the best course for his clients whether it is Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Chapter 13 bankruptcy, or something else. To schedule a free consultation with Attorney McGhee, visit his website or call 210-342-3400.

The financial crisis that has unleashed a staggering number of bankruptcies and foreclosures around the nation has left many cash-strapped consumers frantically looking for ways to recession-proof their assets. And that is where Weldon “Reed” Allmand steps in. An experienced consumer bankruptcy attorney and owner of Allmand Law Firm, PLLC in Dallas TX, he is on a self-proclaimed mission to turn downward economy into an upward trend – at least as far as saving people’s homes and protecting their money is concerned. A tall order indeed, considering that Dallas County is suffering from record levels of foreclosures. Nationally too the numbers are alarming: one in every 25 homes in the U.S is currently in foreclosure, with millions more expected in coming months. On the bankruptcy front, the news is grim as well: the total number of U.S. bankruptcies filed during the first six months of 2009 increased 36 percent over the same period in 2008. Amid the economic turmoil, Allmand, born in 1975, offers hope and tangible relief to financially ailing clients, allowing them to avoid devastating losses. “I understand and empathize with their predicament and use the legal system to help them hold on to their assets, dignity, and sanity,” says Allmand, who has saved numerous homes from foreclosure. “My philosophy is ‘help good people through bad times.’”