Robert M Vockrodt
Law Firm in Aurora, CO
Robert M. Vockrodt, J. D. B. A. Economics, is a 1965 graduate of Kenyon College and a 1968 graduate of University of Denver Law School. Rob started his legal career in the tax, insurance and claims office of Phillips Petroleum in Midland, Texas. He later moved back to Denver and started his solo practice. In addition to practicing law, Rob served as an Aurora Municipal Court Judge from 1976 to 1981 and taught evening law classes at Webster College at Lowry Air Force Base. Rob moved his practice to Dallas, Texas where he maintained a successful individual injury practice.
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read moreI have been proudly serving the needs of individuals and families in the areas of bankruptcy and family law for over 35 years. I'm passionate about helping people in their time of need. I can help you better understand your options for debt relief with bankruptcy, write up wills and trusts to protect your assets, or guide you through the family court system. Let me use my experience to help you today. The stress of overwhelming debt can leave you feeling helpless. When everything seems to be falling apart, I'm here to help you put it back together.
Aurora
read moreDObe honest and forthcoming on your bankruptcy petition. It is against the law to lie in bankruptcy proceedings. That means spill your guts out; you are sacrificing a small portion of your privacy to get a discharge of your debts. If you lie on your petition, or if you conceal assets, you could get in very serious trouble. The least that will happen is that your petition could be dismissed. DObe honest and forthcoming with your attorney. Even if it is embarrassing, even if it makes you look like an idiot or a crook, it is better if your attorney knows.
Aurora
read moreAfter afree consultationto determine the nature and extent of your financial situation, a fee will be quoted to you for the attorney fees. For a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, the entire fee plus the filing fee is required to be paid prior to filing your bankruptcy petition. The reason for this is to provide you with a fresh start without owing any debts to creditors, including your attorney. For a Chapter 13 Wage Earner Plan, generally, a portion of the attorney fee needs to be paid prior to filing, with the balance paid according to the Plan.
Aurora
read moreAlmost everyone faces financial difficulties at some point in their life. If you find yourself feeling crushed under the weight of insurmountable debt, you don't have to find your way out alone. Whether your situation is a result of an unexpected job loss or medical bills, student loans, a divorce, poor spending habits, or other issues, I understand that the stress of financial struggles can be extremely overwhelming. A big part of navigating you through your financial distress is having a clear understanding of what you're up against and what options you have.
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