Dillenbeck Law

I came from a household where my parents placed two values above all others: hard work and honesty. You often hear complaints about attorneys not being completely forthright with their clients. Although clients might always like what I have to say, they cannot ever say that I wasn't honest with them.

I chose to become a debt relief lawyer because it gives me the opportunity to help save people's homes and gets them out from underneath an insurmountable level of debt.

I like the fact that every day presents the possibility of bringing direct, immediate help to people in need.

Although I am a solo practitioner, I have a paralegal who works for me full time. We're both diligent about returning phone calls and answering questions.

Increasing your knowledge on any issue affecting your life is a good idea. However, anyone can put up a webpage, thus there's no way of knowing if the information your reading is correct. Even if the information is correct, there may be other aspects of a legal issue that a website doesn't address and that you may not have thought about (i.e., unthought-of side effects of using a particular legal route, unexplored or unknown alternatives). As such one of the advantages of speaking with a lawyer is that some of these unexplored alternatives or unthought-of side effects may be revealed to you.

I have no objection to reviewing documents prepared by clients.