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First Tower

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Downtown Fort Collins

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Allen Schwartz Attorney

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Phone: (970) 493-0456

Address: 215 W Oak St Ste 600, Fort Collins, CO 80521

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Child Support
A chapter 7 bankruptcy is the type of bankruptcy most people think of when they think of bankruptcy. It is the most common type of bankruptcy filed. It is a liquidation bankruptcy. The concept is to give up your assets and in return get discharged or released from your debts. This is what gives you a financial fresh start. However, there is some property you do not have to give up, and there is some debt that will not be discharged. The property that you do not have to give up is called your exempt property or your exemptions. Your exemptions will depend in large part on the state you live in. For Colorado, common examples include 100% of your retirement benefits, up to $5,000 per debtor for one or more vehicles (increased to $10,000 per debtor if either spouse is over the age of 60 or is disabled) and the homestead exemption which protects the first $60,000 of equity in your home (increased to $90,000 if any owner is over the age of 60 or is disabled). The debt that is not discharged is called your nondischargeable debt. Examples include taxes less than 3 years old, child support, maintenance (alimony), and student loans.
Spousal Support

Wrongful Death

Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
Business Organizations The form of entity selected for a business greatly impacts the daily operations of the business and the tax consequences to both the business and its owners. I assist clients with this stage of business formation by reviewing the business owner's individual objectives and then recommending the entity that will best meet the business's needs. Whether it is an S Corporation, a partnership, or a limited liability company, I have the experience and business knowledge necessary to guide you through each critical phase in the development and operation of your company.
Business Disputes
Business law attorney, I can assist you with forming or dissolving a business organization, negotiating and drafting business contracts, and buying or selling a business.

Workers Compensation

Real Estate Litigation
I represent buyers and sellers in a wide range of transactions involving commercial and residential property. I provide professional and effective legal services in all aspects of real estate law including...
Real Estate Transactions
I am an experienced real estate lawyer handling real estate transactions on behalf of my individual and business clients, including negotiating and drafting agreements involving for sale by owner transactions, broker listed transactions, and leases of residential and commercial real estate. Whether you are just starting out with the purchase of your first home, seeking to move up to a larger home, or looking to downsize, I will actively work in your best interest to achieve your goals.
Land Use and Zoning

Personal Injury
I provide efficient and caring representation to ensure my clients receive the compensation they deserve, including payment for medical expenses, income loss, and pain and suffering. Most personal injury cases are handled on a contingent fee basis. If you or someone you know has been injured, contact me for a confidential case consultation.
Medical Malpractice

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
If you are seeking a Fort Collins estate planning attorney or a Fort Collins real estate attorney, please contact me to assist you with...
Wills
As your lawyer, I will take the time to understand your unique circumstances and objectives, giving you the information you need to make the best planning decisions for your family. I will always make sure you are aware of your rights as well as any obligations that may fall upon your loved ones. I have experience creating simple and complex wills and trusts as well as helping business owners plan for the future.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
I can also assist with your real estate transactions and other real estate matters as well as your estate planning matters, including drafting of simple and complex wills, trusts, general durable powers of attorney, medical powers of attorney, and living wills.

Bankruptcy
Business assets can be protected when an individual business owner files bankruptcy. If you have personal obligations on debts incurred for your business, Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the solution you need to protect yourself against creditors and to save your business. I am Allen R. Schwartz, Attorney at Law, a dedicated Fort Collins, Colorado, bankruptcy lawyer committed to helping individual and business clients achieve debt relief.
Foreclosure
Immediately upon the filing of your bankruptcy petition with the Bankruptcy Court an order is issued by the Court that will protect you from your creditors taking any collection action against you or your property while the bankruptcy case is pending. This order is called the automatic stay because it is automatically issued upon the filing of your case. This order is sent to all of your creditors advising them that you have filed bankruptcy and that the creditors are prohibited from starting or continuing any legal action against you or your property. No creditor can proceed with a foreclosure or a repossession, nor can any creditor garnish your wages or bank accounts, sue you, call you, harass you, send you a demand letter, or even send you a statement. You get peace and quiet while matters are sorted out in an organized manner with the bankruptcy trustee and the Bankruptcy Court. If a secured creditor wants to proceed with a foreclosure or a repossession while the bankruptcy case is pending that creditor must first file an application with the Court seeking permission to do so and you are given an opportunity to object to that creditor's request.

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