Marietta and Atlanta, Georgia Bankruptcy Attorneys for Consumer and Business Clients
Since 1986, our top rated Atlanta bankruptcy attorneys have achieved exceptional results for people and small businesses filing for bankruptcy.
Emphasizing thoughtful counseling, careful planning and creative lawyering, Howard Rothbloom and Adam Herring are experienced Marietta, Cobb County, bankruptcy lawyers assisting clients in a boutique, low volume setting. The firm, located at the Marietta Square, has a history of proven success in handling challenging cases under chapters 7, 13, and 11, particularly for clients trying to keep valuable assets, for clients with high household incomes struggling to pass the means test in order to qualify for a chapter 7 "straight" bankruptcy, for clients who are personally obligated on business-related debt, and for clients seeking to wipe out IRS and Georgia income tax debt.
Moreover, we are bankruptcy court litigators experienced in resolving the complex issues that often arise in bankruptcy cases: objections to discharge and dischargeability, preferential and fraudulent transfer claims, and income tax dischargeability issues.
Howard Rothbloom has also worked to expose lender abuses and advocated for consumer rights reform from the Georgia Capitol to the United States Capitol. He pioneered and won multi-million dollar mortgage lending abuse cases on behalf of thousands of Georgia consumers against some of the wealthiest and most powerful banks. Mr. Rothbloom is a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys and is on the board of advisors of the Atlanta Legal Aid Society. Mr. Rothbloom is named as a 2013 Georgia Legal Elite in Georgia Trend magazine and is an AV® Preeminent ™ Peer Review Rated attorney in 2014 for the very highest ethical standards and legal ability based on the confidential opinions of other lawyers and judges.
Adam Herring has devoted his practice to advising clients with complex legal and financial situations as bankruptcy debtors, litigating issues arising from complex individual and commercial bankruptcy cases, and representing individuals, small businesses, and regional financial institutions as creditors in bankruptcy cases. Mr. Herring’s litigation background is extensive and includes “first-chair” trial and appellate experience, representing both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of bankruptcy adversary proceedings. Mr. Herring has published two scholarly legal articles and is a member of the Cobb County Bar Association, the Atlanta Bar Association, and the advisory board of the Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal.
