William Lawrence Foster

William L. Foster, Esq.
Colorado bankruptcy and consumer protection attorney

William L. Foster is the founder and principal attorney of Consumer Law Pro PC, a Colorado law firm focused on bankruptcy representation, bankruptcy litigation, and consumer protection law. He has practiced law in Colorado since 2006, representing individuals and families facing financial difficulties, creditor disputes, and violations of consumer protection laws.

He earned his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Colorado in 2000 and his Juris Doctor from the University of Wyoming College of Law in 2005, and was admitted to practice law in Colorado on November 21, 2006.

Experience on both sides of the creditor relationship
One of the distinguishing parts of William's background is that he has represented both creditors and consumers. Earlier in his career, he represented lenders and creditors, first with the U.S. Small Business Administration and later with a large foreclosure law firm, Castle Meinhold. That work gave him firsthand insight into how creditors evaluate accounts, pursue collections, enforce obligations, and approach disputes with borrowers.

Today he uses that perspective on the other side: representing individuals and families dealing with overwhelming debt, collection activity, bankruptcy issues, and violations of their legal rights. He has handled more than 5,000 bankruptcy filings, including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases, bankruptcy-related litigation, and consumer protection disputes.

A different approach to legal representation
William founded Consumer Law Pro on a straightforward idea: clients should have direct access to the attorney responsible for their case. He personally works with each client to understand their finances, evaluate their options, prepare their bankruptcy filing, and represent them through the end of the case.

He believes good representation takes more than preparing documents. It means listening, understanding each client's circumstances, spotting legal issues early, explaining the options plainly, and giving real guidance. The firm is deliberately lean, so clients get personal attorney attention without the overhead of a larger firm.

Military service and leadership
William served as an officer in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. That service shaped his approach to leadership, preparation, discipline, accountability, and service, principles that still guide his practice and his commitment to the people he represents.