Kincaid, Susan M.

I am an experienced McKinney bankruptcy attorney who has practiced in the field for approximately 10 years. I handle consumer and business bankruptcies, with filings under Chapter 7 and 13 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. I am dedicated to keeping abreast of our nation's rapidly changing bankruptcy laws and providing knowledgeable service to my clients.

Other areas of my practice include estate planning for families. I handle wills, trusts, guardianships, living wills, powers of attorney for health care and finances, and probate matters. I also practice immigration law, helping others to obtain their green card and citizenship.

I am a member of the bar in the following jurisdictions: California, Texas, Maryland and District of Columbia. I am admitted to appear before the United States Bankruptcy Court of the Northern District of Texas and the Southern District of California.

I attended law school in San Francisco, California at Golden Gate University. I had a private practice in San Diego before relocating back to my hometown, Fort Worth. I was raised in Tarrant County and received undergraduate degrees at the University of Texas Arlington and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas.

As a McKinney bankruptcy attorney, my personal philosophy is to help clients understand their options by providing individualized attention at an affordable price. I am able to do this because I keep my caseload and overhead low. At my firm you never stand in line, I return messages promptly, and your questions are answered. I am with you every step of the way from the gathering of your financial information to obtaining a discharge of your debts.

Most of all, I understand the stress of high debt situations, the burden it places on people and the immediate need for relief. I enjoy helping clients get a fresh start.

My Philosophy: Providing Personal Service and a Fresh Start to Clients in Trouble

When people make the decision to contact a lawyer, chances are that things have already gotten pretty bad. If finances are involved, individuals are now worried about paying the rent or mortgage, making car payments and putting food on the table. You are being harassed by creditors and losing sleep.

You need help.

My philosophy is that people cannot lead a meaningful life and be in debtor's prison at the same time. You are in debtor's prison when you get 5 calls a day from the same creditor. You are in debtor's prison when creditors threaten you with lawsuits. It is every person's right to seek financial and emotional relief under the law by stopping this creditor misconduct and ending the cycle of harassment.

I am McKinney bankruptcy attorney Susan B. Sweeney, and I am here to tell you that a fresh financial start is right around the corner. Call my office and let me help you.