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also known as J. Christopher Crowder
I believe it is important to identify a clients goals and build a strategy to best meet those goals. Growing up in a small town taught me to stand behind my work and to only provide services that people really need.
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1801 N. Sarno Road, Suite 01, Melbourne, FL, 32935
4 Client Reviews
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Posted by Rachel | April 26, 2020 | Hired Attorney | Bankruptcy & Debt
Help through a difficult time
Chris and his team (including Emilee) we’re so very helpful when I decided to file for bankruptcy. Due to a series of events, including a divorce, I had accumulated an amount of debt that was staggering to me. What’s more, there were several creditors that were becoming very nasty in an attempt to re...
Posted by Eddie | February 17, 2020 | Hired Attorney | Bankruptcy & Debt
Fantastic
This firm is very professional and knowledgeable. They were patient with all my questions and made me feel very comfortable and ease with the whole bankruptcy process. Calls and emails were responded to quickly, which I really appreciated. I have already recommended them to my family and friends, and...
Posted by Evan | January 31, 2020 | Hired Attorney | Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Terrible
Terrible experience with this office. The secretary got my information incorrect several times then had to constantly ask for the same information after it was sitting right in front of her. You were hired and paid in full $1700 for a chapter 7. It took you weeks to get back to me that you couldn't f...
A central purpose of the Bankruptcy Code is to provide a procedure by which certain insolvent debtors can reorder their affairs, make peace with their creditors, and enjoy "a new opportunity in life and a clear field for future effort, unhampered by the pressure and discouragement of preexisting debt” Grogan v. Garner, 498 U.S. 279, 286, 111 S. Ct. 654, 659 (1991). Mr. Dunham you visited our offices on November 18, 2019 and we provided you with a free consultation regarding bankruptcy. We discussed the available chapter of bankruptcy and qualifying income factors. You elected to retain our offer to prepare a Chapter 7 petition. On November 25, 2019 you returned the requested information, this was the week of Thanksgiving. The following Tuesday on December 3, 2019 was your scheduled signing. In the three business day following the return of the necessary financial documents we prepared a Chapter 7 petition including a Means Test. The Means Test is a required form filed in all consumer Chapter 7 cases. The Means Test reflects your actual financial picture and not just the estimated number you provided in the initial consult. Your Means Test reflected a presumption of abuse. Therefore in order to better counsel you on all options available we prepared a draft Chapter 13 plan of reorganization. On December 3, 2019 we met at the scheduled time, advised you of the failed Means Test, and counseled on all alternative options including Chapter 13. You asked for time to consider your options. A week later you called back. We attempted to further counsel you on the available options. You lost your tempter and used vulgarity. We tried very patiently to help you understand the available option so you could make an informed decision on how to deal with your economic problems, and the benefits of the available options. Mr. Dunham we spent a considerable amount of time preparing your Chapter 7 petition as well as further counseling you on available options. After you lost your temper and were unable to engage in further constructive conversation we declined to represent you further. Upon termination we calculated our time incurred only on preparing the Chapter 7 and unused filing fees, thereby refunding the remaining balance.
Posted by Kevin | December 10, 2015 | Bankruptcy & Debt
Honest
Mr. Crowder spoke with me during a free consultation and patiently helped me to talk at length about my financial problems. He probably could've taken my money and given me a service I didn't need, but instead he gave me some strong advice and pointed me in another direction - in my circumstances, I ...
"Mr. Crowder is a strong advocate for homeowners who are facing foreclosure and the bullying tactics of mortgage services. I strongly recommend Mr. Crowder when attempting to work with a servicer with regards to a mortgage dispute."
"I endorse this lawyer. I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Crowder at a conference to discuss bankruptcy and foreclosure issues. He cares about client results and satisfaction"
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2008 - Present
Attorney, Faro & Crowder,P.A.
2012 - Present
Central Florida Bankruptcy Law AssociationMember
2012 - Present
Brevard County Bar AssociationMember
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2008
JD - Juris Doctor
2002
BS - Bachelor of Science
English
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