Cope Law Offices, LLC

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Russ B. Cope is dedicated to legal standards that go far beyond filing cases — he is interested in your goals. Russ wants to be certain that each client is making an informed decision that will make their life better, and thrives on the interaction between lawyer and client. He understands that the legal field is a service industry and is dedicated to providing services that people can trust at affordable price. Russ draws upon his extensive experience with bankruptcy and debt relief options to strategize the best plan possible for all of his clients.

When issues as important as your finances, home and future are at stake, you should have the counsel of an attorney who is dedicated to your needs. This requires one-on-one service from an attorney who understands your financial situation and who is available to answer your questions. This is the type of client service we provide at Cope Law Offices, LLC.

We provide experienced representation for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy as well as small-business bankruptcy. We will review your finances and make suggestions based on your goals. Meeting with us is a first step towards financial rehabilitation, but it does not mean you are necessarily going to enter the bankruptcy system. In many cases, we recommend bankruptcy alternatives for our clients. If you do choose to file, you will receive the protection of the automatic stay , a court ordered injunction that prevents creditors from contacting you or attempting to collect while your case is pending.

Cope Law Offices is a bankruptcy law firm , with multiple convenient offices in Ohio and main location in Dayton, OH. We specialize in consumer bankruptcy, including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 . Please visit our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter.

You may also choose to form a corporation or an LLC (limited liability company) to help shield your personal assets from the risk of running a business. Once you incorporate or create an LLC, the business becomes its own entity with its own assets and liabilities. You and any other owners hold stock in the company. Although the corporate form is recognized as a separate entity, that can incur debt and hold assets in its own name, as a practical matter, lenders require you, the owner, to personally guarantee corporate debts. As we mentioned above, large corporations will often seek to restructure under chapter 11. Small business owners will likely find this to be a waste of time, especially if they don’t plan to continue operating the business.

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