Kathryn Ann Hathaway

I was hesitant about going through the process of Chapter 13 bankruptcy but Kathryn Hathaway explained the process thoroughly. After our initial consultation, I knew I had made the right decision to do this and in choice of attorney to guide me through it. Now, five years later, I'm so glad Kathryn... handled my case. She and Tara were always there to answer questions, provide any documents I might need, and be at my side in the courtroom. Always professional and caring, that's the way Kathryn Hathaway and her team treat their clients. I very highly recommend them!

I am happy to recommend Kathryn Hathaway. She was professional, prompt and compassionate in all legal counsel provided. She took the time to listen carefully to my situation and made smart recommendations that addressed my issues efficiently. I felt that Kathryn was focussed on what was best for me.... I am very comfortable in recommending Kathryn Hathaway at Hathaway Sprague Law.

Being in my early 60's I really didn't want to file bankruptcy, because of the thought I probably wouldn't have credit the rest of my life. But, I just couldn't see my way off the sinking ship, so I contacted Kathryn to see what my options were. Bankruptcy was pretty much my only option to ever see d...aylight, so we jumped into it together. She told me I would have to work hard at this, but she'd seen worse cases and thought one day my credit would be back. I followed all her advice, working on all the classes she offered. That was 4 yrs ago, and last September I wanted to move from an apartment complex that was charging me a fortune, so I looked into buying a home. I hadn't applied for any credit cards, just a used car which I got, but I never asked anyone what my credit score was. When I applied for a home loan - HOLY MOSES - they told me it was 702, and I was eligible for up to $180K in a home loan. Of course, I'm not spending any $180K, I learned my lesson well, but wow, I was actually eligible for that amount, and only 4 yrs after my bankruptcy. So I did buy a house and I pay $400 less per month on the mortgage than I would've been paying for my rental. It was a no brainer in my mind. When I filed for the loan I needed to show the mortgage company all the bankruptcy papers, and sure enough I called the office and they emailed everything to me. I can't tell anyone enough to just listen to Kathryn and follow her steps - and you can do it too. Her and her staff are the pros on the block. Don't settle for second best. She's truly second to none.