Jefferey A Koons

read moreAt The Koons Law Firm, we help clients throughout the Kansas City metro file for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy licensed in both Kansas and Missouri, attorney Jeffrey Koons is committed to helping clients get a fresh start and regain financial stability. Since opening his own practice in 2003, Jeffrey Koons has focused his efforts in providing competent, reliable and affordable bankruptcy representation to his clients. As head of a smaller law practice, he is able to emphasize strong client service and personal attention at highly competitive rates.

read moreJeffrey Koons was not only very professional, but was very sensitive towards our needs in getting our case resolved. We were very concerned about resolving this matter in a short period, and he adhered to our needs by expediting this case within the thin margin of time that we had. He provided personal and professional attention that exceeded our expectations. I would recommend Jeffrey Koons to any of my friends and family. Jeffrey Koons is someone I recommend wholeheartedly. When I, and my company, were struggling financially and about to go under, he showed me options I never knew I had, and then he followed through and protected me so that I ultimately did not have to declare bankruptcy and was able to satisfy nearly all creditors.

read moreWhen will I be able to get credit again? I heard bankruptcy stays on your credit report for 10 years; is that true? Bankruptcy will hurt your credit in the short term, but it may be better than the alternatives in the long term. A bankruptcy will stay on your credit report for 10 years, although some credit bureaus may only report a chapter 13 bankruptcy for 7 years. In any case, even though bankruptcy will stay on your credit, you will start rebuilding your credit immediately upon the discharge unlike debt negotiation plans that go on for 3 to 4 years.

read moreFiling for bankruptcy gives you access to some powerful tools for taking control of your finances and keeping creditors at bay. This page explains how the bankruptcy process works from start to finish. When you contemplate a bankruptcy filing, it is important to gain the advice of an attorney. We offer free consultations to all prospective bankruptcy clients, so there is really no risk in learning what options you have to tackle your debt problem. After you have decided to file for bankruptcy, you will have to provide paperwork and fill out worksheets for us to help you.