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read moreAt The Law Offices of Neil Crane, we always say that the bravest people are the ones that walk through our front door. After suffering from overwhelming debt, they have made that first step towards getting their financial life back under control. It is hard to admit that you can't do it on your own, but once you work with the Law Offices of Neil Crane you are relieved to find that you have options when facing bankruptcy or foreclosure with a full team of veterans to support you. Not only are there options, but Neil and his team will customize a plan that meets your needs.

read moreThe Law Offices of Neil Crane helps Connecticut residents resolve overwhelming financial debt. Unlike other law firms, each client has the benefit of all 5 bankruptcy attorneys to support you during the bankruptcy process. Our law firm focuses on debt relief and bankruptcy legal services by customizing solutions through bankruptcy filings, foreclosure solutions, credit card debt relief and tax debt resolution. People do not realize the variety of legal solutions available to them to resolve their financial problems.

read moreAtThe Law Offices of Neil Crane, LLC, we employ a program of careful and complete analysis with industry-best preparedness and persistent advocacy on behalf of our thousands of Connecticut success stories. Your creditors will immediately respond with a new and negotiable attitude from the first moment we become involved on your behalf. We use our experience to create a customized program based onAnalysis, Preparation and Advocacy. This is one of the most common questions asked by people we discuss debt relief with every day.

read moreAt the Law Offices of Neil Crane, LLC, our bankruptcy attorneys focusexclusively on financial problems that affect families and small businesses throughout Connecticut. Because this is all we do, we have the focus, knowledge and skill to assure thateach problem gets the best possible solution. Our law firm handlesall types of financial problems and all chapters of bankruptcy for clients across the state. Chapter 7 and 13 are often utilized for individuals and small businesses while Chapter 11generallyserves the needs of larger businesses.