Piotr Gabriel Reysner's Reviews

Lawyer's Comment: Well folks, I suppose that the best way to gauge anyone's performance is to see those who are unhappy as well as those who are happy. I'm sorry that this client was dis-satisfied.

Lawyer's Comment: I would like to take this opportunity to educate people on how bankruptcy works. Bankruptcy is a tremendous process. It frees you of debt and lets you start over. However, in order to take advantage of the wonders that bankruptcy provides, one must be completely honest, not only with the court, but also with ones attorney. When you file your petition for bankruptcy, you MUST list all of your debt. When you go to court to testify, you MUST be honest and state whether there is any debt you forgot to list, or any changes or modifications you need to make to your bankruptcy. I filed this gentleman's bankruptcy in late April, 2009. At that time, he apparently neglected to mention that his employer had a claim against him for monies loaned to him and never repaid. This debt was not disclosed in his bankruptcy papers. In early July, he testifed in court under penalty of perjury that he had no changes to make to his bankruptcy petition or disclosures. It was after that when he asked me to amend his claims to include the debt from his employer. The court discharged his debt in late July (but obviously not the debt with his employer.) It was after the discharge that he demanded I go in and fix the mess he had created. And he wanted it done for free. Bottom line -- be honest and upfront with your attorney from day one. Don't try to manipulate a system that is already so generous. I got rid of almost $400,000.00 in debt for this gentleman and he is now angry that the $8,000 debt he never disclosed to me or the court will not be discharged.