Tempe Bankruptcy Lawyer

About Our Firm

Tempe, Maricopa County BK Lawyer

Serving: Phoenix, Tolleson, Glendale, Tempe, Mesa, Surprise, Avondale, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert and more.

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From the North:

Take the loop 101 to SR-51 and head South. Exit SR-51 at Bethany Home Rd and take a right turn to head West. Turn Left At 16th St, after driving 4 blocks, to head South. Then, turn right on Missouri Ave to head West. Our Office is B150 in Missouri Commons Center, located on the first floor of the center building.

From the South:

Head North on SR-51. Exit Bethany Home Rd and take a left turn to head West. Turn Left againt at 16th St, after driving approximately 4 blocks, to head South. Then, turn right on Missouri Ave to head West. Our Office is B150 in Missouri Commons Center, located on the first floor of the center building.

Tempe Bankruptcy Law Firm

Offering 24 Hour Bankruptcy Lawyer Services

Our primary bankruptcy office is conveniently located in Phoenix, Arizona near Tempe. At this office location, our experienced lawyers offer free consultations for matters relating to:

1. Filing Tempe Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
2. Filing Tempe Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
3. Filing Tempe Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
4. Mortgage Loan Modifications in Tempe
5. Stopping Creditor Harrassment in Tempe

About Tempe, Arizona

Tempe, Arizona is a bustling college town located in the Phoenix metropolis, just southeast of downtown phoenix. Those familiar with the town appreciate its vibrant culture and urban appeal. Whether walking on Mill Ave or visiting Arizona Mills Mall, you will encounter numerous unique restaurants and stores that appeal to all ages and demographics. Tempe, Arizona has been described as a melting pot of culture and ideas.

Like much of Arizona, the City of Tempe has a fascinating history. Pioneer Darrell Duppa is credited with suggesting Tempe's name, adopted in 1879, after comparing the Salt River valley to the Vale of Tempe near Mount Olympus in Greece. In 1885, the 13th Arizona Territorial Legislature chose Tempe for the site of the Territorial Normal School, which became Arizona State University. The city incorporated in 1894.

What many do not know is that, in addition to its culture and arts, Tempe also has a strong local economy. The seasonal influx of over 30,000 college students onto the ASU campus serves to sustain the countless restaurants and local business that are scattered around town. In addition, Tempe is home to two fortune 500 companies: US Airways and Insight Enterprises. In addition, a variety of other well-known businesses are headquartered here.

Filing for Bankruptcy in Tempe, Arizona

Despite being known as a vibrant and exciting community, Tempe has been hit hard by the recent economic downturn. While the areas immediately surrounding the ASU campus are somewhat insulated from the bad economy, many others have felt its impact. Many longtime residents of Tempe have found themselves without a job, behind on their mortgages, and unable to pay their monthly bills. For many residents of Tempe, the imminent threat of foreclosure and garnishments is uncomfortably close.

For this reason, many individuals have chosen to file for bankruptcy protection. Filing for bankruptcy has allowed many residents of Tempe to avoid foreclosure, remove wage garnishments, and eliminate credit card debt. Others have eliminated bank levies and cured mortgage delinquencies. In many cases, this can be done without losing property as many chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy debtors keep their house and cars.

If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, it is important that you contact a qualified and affordable bankruptcy attorney in Tempe (zip codes 85280 , 85281, 85282, 85283, 85284, 85285, 85287, 85289) that can help you successfully navigate the process of filing for bankruptcy. The bankruptcy lawyers at Ariano & Reppucci can help you with this process. Contact us today for a free bankruptcy consultation and an evaluation of your financial portfolio. Our attorneys are backed by years of experience and can help you answer the question, “should I file for bankruptcy?”