David W. Langley, P.A. Fort Lauderdale, Florida The law offices of David W. Langley, P.A. work specifically with bankruptcy and business litigation cases. Located in Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, our attorneys provide the utmost professional legal services to individuals as well as businesess. For the past 25 years we've represented clients aggressively, but with a personal touch. We hanlde all kinds of bankruptcy matters, including Chapter 7, 11 and 13, tax discharges and collections in State Bankruptcy Court.

David I. Fuchs P.A. Fort Lauderdale, Florida I'm a lawyer with a passion for protecting my clients' legal rights in all areas of Florida Bankruptcy and Foreclosure. Our firm works very hard to not only provide the best possible legal outcome for you, but also in making our clients comfortable with our prices, and the overall process. We pride ourselves on our prompt responses to phone calls and emails, and provide regular reports on your case status along the way.

Amy Logan Sliva Pensacola, Florida Amy Logan Sliva, Attorney at Law, has personally handled over 5,000 bankruptcy cases in Florida. Located in Pensacola, she has over 20 years of experience concentrating on Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. She offers completely free, office consultation for each and every bankruptcy case. All information she provides is accurate, and will only file a case if she deems it necessary.

Florida is ranked in the top 4 for total population, topping out at around 18.5 million people. It’s nicknamed the “Sunshine State” due to the generally warm, sunny climate. Florida is known for its wet, boggy climate, with the northern portion being classified as sub-tropical, as well as the south being a true tropical climate.

The territory has four major urban areas, with a number of smaller industrial cities and towns throughout the state. While Tallahassee is the state capital, Jacksonville is the largest city. Contrary to its nickname, Florida commonly has severe weather, including lightning strikes, heavy precipitation, and hurricanes.

If you’re on the search for a quality Florida bankruptcy attorney, Fort Lauderdale is a great place to start in. Jacksonville, like we mentioned previously, has one of the largest populations in the state, which makes it prime real-estate for finding a bankruptcy attorney there.

Before you head in to meet with your potential lawyer, make sure to ask if he or she offers free consultations on the phone. Many firms won’t actually meet with you, unless you pay an upfront consulting fee. It’s best to simply ask, so you know exactly what you’re getting into. There’s no use in shelling out extra cash if you don’t need to.