New Annandale bankruptcy lawyer office open near Springfield

To better serve Springfield, Falls Church and central Fairfax County, we’re opening a new Annandale bankruptcy lawyer office at 5019-C Backlick Rd, Annandale VA

To better serve Falls Church, Springfield and all of Fairfax County, my Annandale bankruptcy office at 5019-C Backlick Rd, Annandale VA is conveniently located in the Springdale Professional Center.

My experienced bankruptcy paralegal, Laura Jones, is moving from my Alexandria location to the new Annandale bankruptcy office.

While there are many bankruptcy lawyers to chose from, three factors make us at the Bankruptcy Law Office of Robert Weed unique.  You’ll like our friendly service with a smile.

You won’t find these with any other Fairfax County Bankruptcy Lawyer.

First is our Be Happy Consultation form and our 29 point bankruptcy consultation.  In 2005, Congress changed the law to make it much harder to get your bankruptcy approved.  (The goal of the 2005 bankruptcy law was to stop most high income people, meaning most people in Fairfax County, from filing chapter 7 bankruptcy.)   That’s why I have to work extra hard to be sure that I get you approved.

When we meet, you don’t want to hear a lot of “maybe”–and you sure don’t want to be told something that turns out later not to be true.   When you  meet with me, you want answers.   That’s why we get everything we need to know about you at the front end of the bankruptcy process.

Our 37 page form does NOT require anything we don’t need to get your bankruptcy approved.  It also doesn’t leave out anything we need to get your bankruptcy approved.

Our more careful approach shows–our bankruptcy dismissal rate is far lower than others.  In 2013, the last year we checked, it’s been 4%.  Other top bankruptcy lawyers average 20%.  (I should note that sometimes you want a bankruptcy dismissal.  Some dismissals are planned.)  Lower dismissals means higher approvals!  That’s (usually) what you want.

Second is our five year bankruptcy warranty.  The purpose of bankruptcy is to get you a new start in life and a clear field for the future.  Sometimes, debt collectors or credit bureaus get in the way of your new start.  That happens when debts that are discharged in bankruptcy pop up again.  They aren’t allowed to, but sometimes they do anyway.

If discharged debts come back to haunt you, having the law on your side isn’t always enough–you need to have your lawyer on your side, too.  Some lawyers want to charge an extra fee–some won’t help you at all.  (I’m one of only a handful of the bankruptcy lawyers in the country are also members of NACA, the National Association of Consumer Advocates.  Those are the lawyers who do credit report law and fair debt law.)   I stand behind my work–when problems crop up, and they do, I’ll fight to fix them, at no charge to you.  (I do try to make them pay me and you a little, and mostly succeed.)

Third, confidence that you have made the right choice.  More than six hundred people, people like you, have voted us five stars for quality and service.  By far the most five star reviews of any bankruptcy lawyer in Northern Virginia. Barry of Annandale says, “great advice and timely service in time of need.”  Marie of Falls Church writes, “Mr. Weed and staff were very professional, compassionate. and sincerely cared about me personally.”  Said Emmy of Fairfax, “What I love about this firm is how organized and expert they are at doing this.”  Stacia of Springfield wrote, “THANK YOU FOR TAKING CARE OF EVERYTHING.”

Avvo, the lawyer rating service, rates me 10.0. I’m a level 15 contributor.

Five hundred people a day read my Virginia  bankruptcy law blog–and more than a thousand have posted comments and questions.  I’m one of fewer than a hundred lawyers nationally to be named Member of the Month by the ten-thousand member National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys.

Our after bankruptcy survey showed that 97.6% of our clients were glad they selected Robert Weed to be their bankruptcy lawyer.

When you have a consultation with me, you know you’re with one of Virginia’s most experienced, highly rated bankruptcy lawyers.

Annandale and Fairfax County Bankruptcy Question and Answer

Where are the bankruptcy hearings for Fairfax County?  If you live in Fairfax County, you might expect the bankruptcy hearings at the Fairfax Court House.  They aren’t.

Bankruptcy is a Federal law, and the Federal Court for all of Northern Virginia is in Alexandria. For most people, though, your hearing is NOT in any Court House at all.  It’s in an office building at 1725 Duke Street.  

For the duration of the Covid emergency, all the hearings are by phone. You don’t have to go anywhere.

Call for an appointment. 703-335-7793.

Are your debt problems interfering with your sleep, your health, your marriage or your life?  It’s time to take control of your life today–don’t be afraid, call now!  703-335-7793.

CALL NOW: 703-335-7793

PS We have a second Fairfax County bankruptcy lawyer office in Herndon.

Regus Building
13800 Coppermine Rd
Herndon, VA 20171
703-421-7111