Goff & Goff

read moreAt the Boulder law office of Goff & Goff, LLC, we have focused on providing our clients with high-quality legal representation since 1997. We have the experience and ability to advocate on your behalf in negotiation, litigation or at trial. The Boulder bankruptcy attorneys at Goff & Goff are at your service for all bankruptcy matters. We have a diversified bankruptcy. Our attorneys are experienced in representing small businesses and their owners in Chapter 11 reorganizations. Last year Congress enacted.

read moreWhen legal disputes cannot be solved through negotiation, our attorneys will be at your side during the litigation process. Confident and comfortable in the courtroom, we have helped clients in Boulder and surrounding areas achieve successful outcomes in Colorado courts for almost two decades. Our firm remains current with ongoing legal and technological developments. Our firm utilizes specialized law office management software, server and cloud based computing, and electronic legal research. We also employ a sophisticated electronic document management system to efficiently handle client cases.

read moreThe Boulder bankruptcy attorneys at Goff & Goff are at your service for all bankruptcy matters. We have a diversified bankruptcy practice with substantial experience in debtor, trustee and creditor representation. Chapter 7 bankruptcy, also known as "liquidation, " is the most popular Chapter in the Bankruptcy Code. Approximately 70% of all bankruptcy cases filed are Chapter 7's. Chapter 13 offers certain advantages over Chapter 7, including not having your non-exempt assets seized and sold by a trustee.

read moreChoosing to end a marriage is never an easy decision. Even when both parties are amicable, unraveling two lives is a complicated and often messy process. When children are involved, that process becomes even more emotionally charged. During this trying time, it is important to have a law firm on your side that can help you through this difficult transition while protecting what matters most to you-your children and your future. Divorce doesn't have to be the end. In fact, for many families, it is a new beginning and a chance to start over unencumbered by the past.