Lone Tree Bankruptcy, Estate Planning, and Tax Resolution Law Firm. Free consult for Chapter 7, Chapter 13, Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney, OIC, etc.
Park Meadows / Highlands Ranch Bankruptcy, Estate Planning, and Tax Resolution Lawyer
For Your Free Bankruptcy, Estate Planning, or Tax Resolution Consultation, Call 303-900-8598
Whether you’re planning for the future by preparing your will, trust, or power of attorney or looking for a fresh start with a chapter 7 bankruptcy, chapter 13 bankruptcy, tax debt installment agreement, or offer in compromise, Highlands Ranch bankruptcy, estate planning, and tax resolution lawyer Clark Dray will oversee your case from beginning to end.
What Park Meadows and Highlands Ranch Clients Are Saying About Us
"The Law Office of Clark Daniel Dray was great to work with handling my chapter 7 bankruptcy. He works at your pace and does not try to rush any of the process. What I liked most about working with Clark was that the whole process was handled one on one throughout the whole bankruptcy. I never had any problems with him getting back to me with any of my questions or concerns. Just a pleasure to work with!"
–Jason
Park Meadows Highlands Ranch Bankruptcy Lawyer
Lone Tree bankruptcy lawyer Clark Dray takes a comprehensive approach to debt resolution and is prepared assist you with:
Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Debt Settlement
Stopping Foreclosure
Responding to Debt Collection Lawsuit
Stopping Garnishments
During your free consultation we’ll talk about your situation, consider all of your options for a fresh start, and discuss fees (which can be paid in installments as you’re able in most cases). Then you’ll be invited to go home, think everything over, and follow up with our office with any questions. No hard sell, no guilt trip, just an opportunity to talk to an experienced and unbiased bankruptcy attorney in a relaxed environment.
Highlands Ranch Estate Planning Attorney
Estate Planning is the process which provides answers to two important questions:
Who gets what? and
Who makes decisions for me when I’m not able to do so?
There are a number of tools and techniques that an experienced estate planning attorney will use to help you make your wishes clear including wills, trusts, power of attorney, living wills, guardian appointments and more. However, the specific documents used by your attorney are less important than making sure that your estate plan is designed to suit you and your goals.
In order to make sure your estate plan is a good fit for you and not a cookie-cutter package of forms with your name plugged in, you’ll meet personally with Lone Tree estate planning attorney Clark Dray for an informal yet thorough conversations about your wishes and the best strategies for seeing them fulfilled. Once we’ve come up with a plan you’ll be given a fee schedule so there aren’t any unpleasant surprises and we’ll start the process of working closely together to work closely to craft a well drafted, legally enforceable estate plan which makes your wishes clear and provides for your loved ones.
Park Meadows Tax Resolution Lawyer
While the IRS can be intimidating when it comes to tax debt, fortunately it can also be very reasonable when it comes to solving the problem (or as reasonable as a giant bureaucratic government entity can be). Lone Tree Tax Resolution attorney Clark Dray will combine his understanding of the IRS’ tax debt resolution programs such as Currently Not Collectible status, Offers in Compromise, and Installment Agreements with his significant bankruptcy experience to come up with a strategy for returning you to good standing as quickly and affordably as possible.
For Your Free Bankruptcy, Estate Planning, or Tax Resolution Consultation, Call 303-900-8598
Serving the Lone Tree, Park Meadows, and Highlands Ranch areas as well as Denver, Parker, Littleton, Englewood, Centennial, Columbine, Greenwood Village, Aurora, Castle Rock, and more.
We are a debt relief agency and help people obtain financial relief by filing for personal bankruptcy under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
