Clarke, Jon B, ATY

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Jon B Clarke

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Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Foreclosure Services, Legal Service Plans, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys

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03/18/2014

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I have an unusual situation where I have a partner who I am filing a lawsuit against who might file bankruptcy. Mr. Clarke was a wealth of information and knowledge and was extremely helpful with arriving at the most strategic way to proceed legally on my case. I left voicemails with several other law firms and still haven't received a call back and that has been 6 days ago. Thank you Mr. Clarke.

07/12/2013

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Mr. Clarke leaves no stone unturned to help his clients deal with bankruptcy problems. After a thorough analysis of my financial position, Jon laid out a ton of options in front of me, which I never knew existed. He is there for his clients and has answers to all kinds of bankruptcy-related problems. Anyone looking for a bankruptcy attorney should consider Mr. Jon B. Clarke’s firm.

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Phone: (303) 779-0600

Address: 5290 Dtc Pkwy, Greenwood Village, CO 80111

Website: https://jonbclarke.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Upon filing for divorce, an individual or couple may determine that the debts are too high to resolve on single incomes. Bankruptcy is one possible option, but with it comes a host of questions and concerns. How will this affect the division of property agreement? Is it better to file now, or wait until after the divorce? How does bankruptcy affect child support payments?
Child Custody and Visitation
Filing bankruptcy is even more complicated when a couple is legally separated. It requires a bankruptcy lawyer to balance multiple households and consider child custody arrangements to determine who is primarily responsible for the care of the children. These cases often require the experience and skill of attorneys like Mr. Clarke to obtain your debt relief goals.
Spousal Support
All of the necessary documents and have had a reasonable time in which to analyze them, we will give you specific legal advice concerning the recommended course of action for you to obtain debt relief. This will generally take place at the Pre-Bankruptcy Analysis Meeting, which may be a few days or a few weeks after the IOC. Phase Two begins with your decision to retain this firm to represent you in a Chapter 7 or 11 case. A new Retainer Agreement will need to be executed at or before the Final Office Meeting which replaces and supersedes the ICA. Depending upon your initial choice of Chapters, some additional documents will be required from you including a certificate of completion of the mandatory pre-filing credit counseling session. We will have to conduct deeper fact-finding and determine numerous Phase Two legal issues including which state or federal exemptions (property protections) are applicable; will your homestead exemption be limited or denied; are you currently eligible to receive a Chapter 7, 11 or 13 discharge; will there be restrictions on the automatic stay in your case because of what took place in a prior bankruptcy case; can you produce copies of the required prior years’ federal and state income tax returns; are all state court-ordered child/spousal support obligations current; does the means-test analysis of your current income and living expenses indicate your filing of a Chapter 7 case would be presumptively abusive; if Chapter 7 will be challenged, what are the Chapter 11 and 13 alternative scenarios and costs; etc.
Legal Separation

Embezzlement
A: The following debts are not dischargeable in bankruptcy: debt incurred as a result of embezzlement, breach of trust or fraud; student loan debts; fines as a result of violating the law; more recent income tax debt; and any debts left out of the papers used to file for bankruptcy.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes

Bankruptcy
At the Law Office of Jon B. Clarke, P.C, Denver Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorney Jon Clarke can help determine if Chapter 7 or an alternative is right for you.
Foreclosure
Mr. Clarke has experience as a Denver metropolitan-area real estate broker, developer and investor. This experience has been particularly useful in representing real estate debtors such as homebuilders, general contractors, subcontractors, commercial builders, land developers, sub-dividers and homeowners facing foreclosure.
Debt Collection
Chapter 7 bankruptcies, called “liquidation bankruptcies,” are the most common type chosen by consumers. The Chapter 7 proceedings begin with the debtor’s filing of a petition with the bankruptcy court, which triggers the automatic stay — bankruptcy terminology for the cessation of all debt-collection activity. The court appoints a trustee who oversees the case and liquidates the debtor’s nonexempt assets to pay off eligible debts to the extent possible.

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