Business Details
37 Years
experience
Trusted Bankruptcy Solutions in Hurst, TX
The Pritchard Law Firm has dedicated over four decades to providing comprehensive legal solutions for individuals and creditors navigating financial challenges. Founded in 1989, our practice combines 45+ years of collective experience in consumer law and bankruptcy proceedings, offering representation from both creditor and debtor perspectives. We prioritize transparent communication, delivering flat-fee pricing structures to ensure predictable costs while maintaining personalized attention to every case.Our attorneys, including seasoned practitioner David Pritchard and bankruptcy specialist Christopher L. Barber, focus on crafting strategic debt relief solutions through Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcies, foreclosure defense, and consumer collections. With a commitment to ethical practice, we maintain active involvement in Texas state and federal courts while emphasizing client education throughout every legal process.
Services
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Foreclosure Defense
Consumer Collections
Creditor Bankruptcy Representation
Details
- Year established: 1989
Highlights and features
- We offer 45+ years of combined experience in consumer bankruptcy and creditor law
- Our flat-fee pricing structure ensures predictable legal costs
- We provide insider perspective from representing both debtors and creditors
- Each case receives personalized attention from experienced attorneys
- Our team maintains active practice in Texas state and federal courts
What people say
Great attorney with years of expertise
Diligently worked through every detail
Outstanding knowledge and communication
Prompt and knowledgeable service
Professional and quick to respond
Services
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
This debt relief solution discharges unsecured obligations through asset liquidation. The four to six month process requires income qualification and protects essential personal property through Texas exemptions. Our attorneys guide clients through debt discharge while preserving eligible assets like homes and vehicles.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Structured debt repayment plans lasting three to five years allow debtors to retain property while reorganizing obligations. Our team negotiates manageable monthly payments with creditors and helps clients modify secured debts to prevent foreclosure and repossession.
Foreclosure Defense
We represent homeowners facing mortgage default through strategic legal interventions. Services include negotiating repayment plans, challenging improper foreclosure notices, and utilizing bankruptcy protections to stop sales while restructuring debt obligations.
Consumer Collections
Creditor representation includes enforcing collection rights through judicial proceedings, challenging fraudulent debt discharges, and executing writs of sequestration. Our experience spans business collections, real estate foreclosures, and eviction proceedings.
Creditor Bankruptcy Representation
We protect creditor interests in bankruptcy proceedings through objection filings, asset recovery actions, and challenge fraudulent debt discharges. Our services include representing lenders in Chapter 7 and 13 proceedings across Texas courts.
People
David Pritchard
Attorney
Licensed in Texas since 1986, David represents creditors and debtors with 35+ years of legal experience. Admitted to all Texas federal districts, he specializes in complex debt resolution cases involving collateral disputes and bankruptcy court litigation.
Christopher L. Barber
Attorney
With 15 years of consumer bankruptcy experience, Chris has handled 2500+ Chapter 7 and 13 cases. Formerly at a major Fort Worth firm, he now focuses on personalized debtor representation while maintaining rigorous case preparation standards.
Questions
What's the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
Chapter 7 provides immediate debt discharge through asset liquidation, while Chapter 13 establishes repayment plans over 3-5 years. Our attorneys help determine which option best suits your financial situation.
Can bankruptcy stop foreclosure proceedings?
Yes, filing for bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay that immediately halts foreclosure actions, giving you time to restructure mortgage debt through Chapter 13 protections.
How does the creditor representation process work?
We represent creditors in challenging improper debt discharges, enforcing collection rights, and executing legal remedies including writs of sequestration and foreclosure proceedings.
What debt types cannot be discharged?
Non-dischargeable debts include child support, student loans, criminal fines, and certain tax obligations. Our attorneys provide detailed guidance on which debts remain after bankruptcy proceedings.
What areas do you serve?
We primarily serve Tarrant, Dallas, Parker, and Denton Counties within the DFW Metroplex, handling cases across Texas state and federal bankruptcy courts.
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