Arndorfer Law Billings, Montana While our main focus is in litigation, we also have vast experience with bankruptcy cases. Trial work is also a large part of what our firm down. Our largest portion of the practice goes into the areas of personal injury and auto accidents. Mr. Arndorfer, since graduating law school, has prosecuted and defended criminal cases ranging from drunk driving to deliberate homicide.

Charles A. Smith Helena, Montana Charles A. Smith has over 40 years of experience practicing law. He’s skilled in bankruptcy, protecting your house and possessions, stopping harassing creditor call, IRS penalties, seizures and much more. He can also provide divorce and custody services, as well as child support and property/debt division.

Moulton Bellingham PC Billings, Montana Moulton Bellingham, P.C. was part of one of the first law firms established in Montana. When it was founded around 1900 by Judge Charles H. Loud and others, the firm began as a circuit-riding law practice, with offices in several cities. In early 1920, the Law Offices consolidated in Billings, where it remains as is in this current day. Give usa all for a free consultation.

Montana is a western state within the US that contains many mountain ranges. There are actually a total of 77 named ranges of the Rocky Mountains. Kind of surprising that someone took the time to map them out and call them something. Montana’s nickname is the “Treasure State,” most likely referring to the importance of mining within the state.

In the east, the economy is still primarily based on wheat farming, ranching, oil and coal. In the west, tourism, lumber and hard rock mining are some of the major contributors. Glacier and Yellow Stone National Park are two of the most visited areas by tourists.

Tourist traps and economy aside, if you’re looking for a Montana bankruptcy attorney, the Billings metropolitan area is going to be your best bet. With over one hundred and fifty thousand residents, there are plenty of bankruptcy lawyers to choose from.

Remember though, there’s really no rush. You should spend at least a few weeks searching for an attorney, unless you’ve received a referral from a reputable friend. Most firms run themselves quite differently than others. Find one that fits you, and go in for a free consultation. If you don’t get a good feeling from it, try another place.