Southwest Washington Bankruptcy Attorney
Do you have questions about bankruptcy?
Of course you do! We want help as soon as possible, so our website is full of information to help answer some of your questions about bankruptcy and how it affects your home, car, credit, etc.
Of course, when you meet with us, we will review your situation in detail and give you advice based on your unique circumstances.
Meet Attorney Rob Russell
When you’re faced with overwhelming debt, the first step to taking control of your finances is knowing your options. You’ll work directly with attorney Robert Russell, who has successfully represented thousands of clients in Clark County, Washington and beyond since 1989. He knows the Bankruptcy Code inside and out and has seen every situation you can imagine.  And clients really appreciate the relief provided. (Clients reviews here.)
Ways to Meet: In-Person, Phone, or Video
The Coronavirus (COVID19) is providing a disruption to so many. If you cannot or prefer to not leave your home, we are fully set up to conduct free initial bankruptcy consultations by video or phone. Just let us know how you would like to meet!
Get Your Bankruptcy Questions Answered
The Robert Russell Law Office has helped thousands of people in and around Vancouver, Clark County for over 25 years. We resolve financial issues with skill, protect assets with compassion and utilize bankruptcy and non-bankruptcy means to achieve desirable results. Our experienced bankruptcy attorneys are ready to serve you in Vancouver, Seattle, and all of Washington state.
About Robert Russell Law Office
The Robert Russell Law Office provides you with peace of mind in knowing that your matter will be handled by experienced, compassionate counsel and staff. We assist clients from the following areas: Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, Brush Prairie, Battle Ground, Ridgefield, La Center, Yacolt, Longview, Kelso, Clark County, Cowlitz County, Skamania, Pacific and Wahkiakum County for bankruptcy & other legal services.
Bankruptcy Resources
What is the Main Purpose of a Trust?
Planning Ahead for the Future Some people mistakenly assume that a last will and testament is the only estate planning tool available to them. This is not the case. Although drafting will help transfer or
What are Probate Forms For?
Probate Court Forms Probate attorneys often get a lot of questions related to wills and probate. Very broadly, estate administration refers to the judicial proceeding concerned with transferring assets of a decedent (the dead person)
Putting Your Estate in a Trust
Why Put Your Estate in a Trust People who want their loved ones to avoid probate when they pass away often look into putting their estates into revocable and irrevocable living trusts. In general, drafting
