Free Consultation
The door is always open for you to sit down and talk to one of our expert debt-relief attorneys with no charge and with no obligation. This is a safe and secure way to understand all the options available to you while getting the advice and perspective you you need to determine the best path forward to a new financial life. There is light at the end of the tunnel.

Bankruptcy
Price Law Group represents individuals and small businesses in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings. The firm is one of the leading bankruptcy law firms in the country and known for its individual attention to clients and relentless pursuit of the best solution on its clients' behalf.

Work Out
When you own substantial equity in a home, or have other high-value assets, bankruptcy may not be an option to settle your debts. In these cases, many times we are able to leverage the value of a client's property to solve financial problems, even when poor credit is an issue. Is Work Out an option for you? Call 866-210-1722, or click here to contact us via email.

Consumer Advocacy Law
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is a powerful piece of legislation that allows us to fight back when you are experiencing abusive behavior by a collection agency or creditor. If a creditor or collector is contacting third parties and telling them of your debt, or contacting you at inappropriate times or place, they may be liable for federal fines. Call now if you think you are being abused and have one of our attorneys review your circumstances: 866-210-1722, or click here: Fight Back!

Credit Counseling
After a free consultation with one of our attorneys, together we may determine that Credit Counseling is the best option for you. If this is the case, we will help put you in touch with one of our recommended credit counseling firms.

Offer In Compromise
If you owe past-due State or Federal income taxes, we may be able to make an "Offer In Compromise" for you to the tax authority and substantially reduce your liability. What this service provides is a way for you to absolve your tax liabilities for a small percentage of what you owe. The IRS and States routinely accept minimal offers if an individual can make a showing that the IRS or States would have a difficult time collecting the debt in the near future due to lack of assets and little or no disposable income.