Virginia's Largest Personal Bankruptcy Law Firm
If you are reading this you likely have been worried about your financial situation for some time and are probably
considering bankruptcy. With
sixteen expert bankruptcy lawyers and offices in
Richmond,
Virginia Beach, and
Hampton, we at Boleman Law welcome the chance to help you.
Boleman bankruptcy lawyers and our highly trained professional staff are experts in bankruptcy. We only practice consumer bankruptcy law. There is no need to feel embarrassed, you are not the first person to consider bankruptcy. In fact, Congress passed
bankruptcy laws to protect people just like you. We know exactly how to prevent your losing your house or car or losing your wages to garnishment and how to stop harassing collection calls. We are totally dedicated to helping people get a fresh financial start and we can help you. You need to speak with a bankruptcy expert as soon as possible. Don't lose your important Virginia bankruptcy rights by waiting.
Call Boleman Law. We would be honored to help you. -
G. Russell "Rusty" Boleman, III - Founder
IT’S NOT YOUR FAULT
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You may have lost child support or alimony. Don’t lose your home.
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Out of control? Get your financial and physical health back on track.
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Pay cuts shouldn’t mean taking food off of the table. We can help. |
DISCOVER YOUR OPTIONS
Do I need bankruptcy?
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Chapter 7 or Chapter 13?  |
Should I do it myself?  |
Our lawyers will work with you to determine your financial options.
If you need to file, we'll help you. |
There are many options for filing bankruptcy. We'll help you find the program to address you needs.
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Filing your own bankruptcy is complicated and risky. Uncover the dangers before you attempt it.
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Don’t Delay Another Minute |
Make the Right Choice |
Learn the Risks |
BOLEMAN LAW IS HERE FOR YOU


Bankruptcy, to some, sounds like a finality that leaves a black mark on
your good name forever, but in reality bankruptcy doesn't have to
define who you are and what will happen to you in the future.
When you are barely making ends meet and unable to pay certain bills to
satisfy others, there comes a sense of shame that you would rather not
expose. Filing for personal bankruptcy may become an option, but know
that doing so doesn't necessarily mean failure.
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