Chicago Bankruptcy Lawyer - Forrest L. Ingram - About the FirmThe Firm was founded in 1994 by Forrest L. Ingram. The Firm’s founder has always envisioned a small nucleus of intelligent, competent, resourceful lawyers who work together closely in serving clients, with individual attention to client’s special requirements. Thus, the Firm networks with other professionals and hires such lawyers, clerks, and paralegals as are needed at any time to accomplish its clients’ goals. The founder has never wished to expand the core group beyond four additional lawyers. The Firm has practiced law for 25 years. The primary focus is on bankruptcy law, but they also handle civil litigation and appeals and work with co-counsel in specialty areas such as intellectual property. Chicago bankruptcy lawyer Ingram is familiar with the bankruptcy trustees and the major bankruptcy practitioners in the area. He is not affiliated with any bank or mortgage company. Attorney Ingram is a member of the American Bankruptcy Institute, the Chicago Bar Association, and the Illinois Bar Association. He is certified to file documents using ECF (Electronic Case Filing), and has filed many cases and other documents using my special password for PACER/ECF. The Firm’s motto is “friendly and professional,” and they live that ideal. If you have an issue with mounting bills, please contact Attorney Ingram. The first half-hour of consultation is free, whether over the phone or in person. Sometimes, the free consultation has stretched to one hour, depending on the complexity of the problem. The firm is able to communicate in English, German, French and Dutch. The firm also has employees and associates available to interpret in Polish and Spanish. Since July 1, 2005, no attorney may file any document in any bankruptcy case in this District unless they are so certified and have been given a password. Attorney Ingram has attended ABI seminars on the new bankruptcy law for the prevention of abuse that will take effect October 17, 2005, and is familiar with its requirements. After October 17, 2005, the cost of bankruptcy will go up because the requirements will be much more stringent and burdensome for debtors and lawyers alike. The firm handles Chapter 7, Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. Please do not allow your financial problems to continue to fester. Contact Chicago Bankruptcy Lawyer Ingram today to get the process of protecting your rights started. |
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