Lance Roger Spodek, P.C.

Lance Roger Spodek, P.C. (a New York State Professional Corporation providing legal services) makes the complex Federal Bankruptcy Laws work for ordinary people just like it does for the large corporations of America. When corporations need debt relief they file for Chapter 11. When ordinary people need debt relief they find valuable free information available from attorney Spodek. Thousands have come to see us. You are invited to learn the facts for free.

Mr. Spodek graduated from Pace University in 1972 with a BBA degree in Finance. He graduated from Brooklyn Law School in 1975 with a Juris Doctor degree, with cum laude honors. Attorney Spodek was an Associate Editor of the Brooklyn Law Review.

For more than 25 years thousands of people have come to our downtown Manhattan office (and now also come via the Internet by using our Internet Office, see home page link) to learn how the Federal Bankruptcy Laws can be made to work for them. All who come are given a dignified, personal, free consultation. Debt problems have many causes, sickness, layoff, divorce, gambling or kindness to others in time of need. Please do not let a financial problem destroy your financial future. You can, and should, protect your retirement assets, protect your future wages, protect your mental health. You owe it to yourself and your family not to let your present financial burdens rob your future earnings, savings and well being. A fresh financial start is possible.

Providing legal services to individuals in need of a fresh financial start is what we do. We maintain an electronic subscription to Westlaw a lawyers bankruptcy service. New bankruptcy laws and court rulings are available to our desktop computers the day they happen.

Your legal papers will be prepared by our using a special bankruptcy computer program which updates to always include the most recent changes to the Official Bankruptcy Forms mandated by the Bankruptcy Court.

Our office computers are linked, via a secured limited access Internet connection, to the Bankruptcy Court for immediate filing.