California Law Firm for Debt Relief
Are you in danger of foreclosure because you are behind on your house payments? Are you in danger of having your car repossessed? Are you behind on credit card bills or are they taking so much of your income that you are unable to afford your living expenses? Are you worried about what will happen to your home, your car, your wages?
Attorney Jeff D. Hoffman may be able to help. Our law firm is devoted entirely to helping clients overcome debt-related challenges by using bankruptcy protection and/or negotiating debt reductions. For a free initial consultation with a knowledgeable lawyer, contact us today.
Providing Comprehensive, Ethical Assistance
At the Law Office of Jeff D. Hoffman, we believe everyone deserves a chance at a fresh start after getting into serious trouble with debt. We will evaluate all aspects of your situation and do everything we can to allow you to avoid serious debt consequences such as wage garnishment, foreclosure and repossession with the help of bankruptcy and debt reduction.
As a law office, we are bound by the strict ethical standards of the State Bar of California when we are providing services, such as negotiating for debt reductions, that are also provided by nonlawyers who do not have to answer to the State Bar or any other agency.
Emphasizing Service and Convenience
From our office in downtown Oakland — near the courthouse, federal building and convention center — we represent clients throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. We are only a block and a half from the 12th Street BART station, and there is plenty of parking nearby. Our office is fully wheelchair accessible.
We understand that many people with serious debt problems have urgent concerns, and we are generally able to schedule appointments within 24 hours. When necessary, we can schedule evening or Saturday appointments.*
Don't hesitate to contact us to arrange your free consultation about your bankruptcy and debt reduction options.
* Free consultations are only available during the week.
