The attorneys at Dunaway Attorneys at Law focus their practice on helping, defending and representing debtors and consumers.
Located in Birmingham, Alabama, bankruptcy and consumer protection attorneys Matt Dunaway and Elizabeth Johnson have seen the countless abuses by lending institutions, creditors, debt collectors, debt buyers, and credit reporting agencies.
Realizing that few debtors and consumers have the know-how, ability or money to fight back against these huge corporations and their debt collectors and collection attorneys, Matt and Elizabeth have decided to focus their practice on helping clients with consumer bankruptcy, including Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Chapter 13 Debtor’s Court, and consumer protection issues, including credit report errors, creditor harassment, debt collection defense, foreclosure and mortgage company abuses.
Our attorneys, Matt and Elizabeth, will peresonally meet with you for a free consultation if you are:
- seeking relief from creditor harassment and bill collectors
- facing problems with your mortgage company
- looking for help with correcting a credit report
- worried about foreclosure on your home
- being sued for debt collection
- considering filing bankruptcy
- considering filing debtor’s court
Contact our office to arrange a free consultation at our firm’s office in Birmingham, Alabama. A experienced bankruptcy and consumer protection lawyer, either Matt or Elizabeth, will sit down with you, listen to you and evaluate your situation.
You will learn what options are available to you under a chapter 7 bankruptcy or chapter 13 Debtors’ Court bankruptcy. If you bankruptcy or debtor’s court is not an option, or you are interested in correcting your credit report, defending a collection lawsuit, fighting back against abusive debt collectors, or challenging mortgage servicing abuses, you will have the information you need to decide what to do next. You are under no obligation to hire our firm.
Our firm welcomes inquiries from attorneys regarding bankruptcy and litigation, bankruptcy and real estate, and bankruptcy and divorce.
For more information, see our Bankruptcy Information Center, Frequently Asked Questions about Bankruptcy and visit our Bankruptcy Blog.