Richland Hills Bankruptcy Attorney

Filing for bankruptcy could be a viable option if you are totally overwhelmed by massive debt that you are unable to pay back. Our Richland Hills bankruptcy lawyers have extensive experience with every facet of filing for and practicing bankruptcy. We are able to walk you through every step of the process of starting over financially! Call today to schedule a complimentary consultation and learn more about your options and how we can assist you.

Bankruptcy: What It Is And What It Is Not

Filing for bankruptcy is a legitimate way to get rid of most of your debt and start over with better financial practices; it does not indicate that you have failed, that you will lose everything you own, that your credit will be permanently damaged, or that you will be publicly humiliated.

Richland Hills, TX Practice Areas

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Ted Machi Lead Attorney

Machi & Associates has been led by our founder, Ted Machi, who has helped the little guy in the DFW metroplex through effective, determined, professional representation. Ted Machi is Board Certified in Consumer Bankruptcy law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He directs a team of attorneys who help people like yourself in areas such as Personal Injury, Bankruptcy and Disability Law. If you have another legal matter, such as deceptive trade, products liability, health or auto insurance denial or questions about personal injuries, we can help!

Daniel Wright Attorney

Daniel Wright has been a licensed attorney in the Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington and Mansfield area for the past two decades. Initially practicing in multiple areas of law, Daniel has focused on Bankruptcy Law for the past 16 years, as well as Social Security Disability for the last 7. He chose these areas because he wanted to improve the lives of his clients and help them get through some incredibly difficult times. Daniel appreciates the small size of his firm because it keeps the legal process from becoming impersonal.