Best Bankruptcy Attorney

What Makes a Best Bankruptcy Attorney?

Roland Kedikian

At our office, myself and my wife, who is also a bankruptcy attorney, ask ourselves that question with every phone call that we get, every potential client that we meet, and every client that we usher through the bankruptcy process. After much debate, we have summarized it as follows:

1. You have to know the law. Both of us are licensed attorneys who practice in bankruptcy exclusively. We concentrate our entire day in one area of the law and nothing else. Often we get calls from very satisfied clients asking us to help them in none bankruptcy matter. We strive to provide guidance and referral, but we never represent any client in anything except bankruptcy. We remind our clients that we are good in bankruptcy only because we only handle bankruptcy. If we were to handle each legal matter that comes to our office. I guarantee you that I would be writing what makes the worst bankruptcy attorney. It is the one who handles everything from immigration, personal injury, workers compensation , criminal defense and on and on including bankruptcy.
2. You also have to know the local practice. We know that since we have been practicing in Los Angeles since 1997. We are familiar with the requirements of the code, the local rules, and the different trustees who administer the bankruptcy cases. We know what passes muster with each trustee. We attend each creditor meeting with our clients and personally advise each client with the particular questions and methods of each trustee to make sure there is no unexpected surprises.
3. You have to be humble as a person and respectful as an attorney. I have seen so many attorneys that carry themselves with such an aura of greatness which is just a sales pitch of trying to sell themselves and appear competent to the client. As successful as one may be, we are all humans and we are all one step away from a financial disaster that can strike each one of us whether because of bad health or a poor business deal that did not work out as expected or a loss of a job. As I always say, financial difficulties are a part of life, just like health, happiness, love and the other ups and downs of life. Some days you will have financial difficulties and some days you will not. I remind myself that the prior sentence applies to all including myself.
4. Finally an attorney has to be able to give answers to the client. It is illegal to guarantee any legal result. But an attorney must be able to give enough information and advise that the client will be able to make a desiccation. When a client walks out of an attorneys office more confused than when they walked in, they need to find another attorney.

I hope this helps you finding the right bankruptcy attorney for you. I wish you the best. If I can be of any service, do not hesitate to contact me. I am a Los Angeles Bankruptcy Attorney practicing in bankruptcy exclusively.

Sincerely

Roland Kedikian

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