Edgar M Rothschild III

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Nashville Bankruptcy Attorney
From an office in Nashville, Tennessee, Rothschild & Ausbrooks, PLLC, helps people just like you file bankruptcy. We are devoted to helping individuals who have become overwhelmed with debt. Often, this debt is the result of a job loss, medical bills, divorce, and other unfortunate events. Sometimes, bad decisions and overspending can result in unpaid credit card bills and overextended mortgages. Whatever your reason for considering bankruptcy, we can help. Our experienced lawyers can discuss the advisability of filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy and get you back in control of your financial situation.
Does the threat of foreclosure, wage garnishment, and overwhelming debt have you caught between a rock and a hard place? If so, consider contacting a board certified bankruptcy lawyer from Rothschild & Ausbrooks. We can meet with you in an initial consultation to discuss your debts, your goals, and the next step.
Committed to Bankruptcy Law
Attorney Edgar Rothschild is board certified specialist in bankruptcy law. This experience can ensure clients receive thorough and knowledgeable representation in a complex area of law. Our firm encourages clients to communicate with our firm--clients are involved every step of the way.
Our Practice Areas
Our firm dispels the myths people have regarding bankruptcy and provides clients with various bankruptcy basics. We advise clients on chapter selection, knowing that Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 is different for everyone. We talk to clients about exempt property, ways to keep their homes, and ways to stop harassing phone calls. We also help people who have fallen into debt after a divorce.
Please contact Rothschild & Ausbrooks, PLLC, today to learn how we can help you.

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