Erin B. Shank, P.C.
1902 Austin Avenue
Waco, TX 76701
Phone: (254) 296-1161 | Fax: (254) 296-1165
http://www.centraltexasbankruptcy.com/
Bankruptcy
I prefer to work with consumer bankruptcy clients.
TX, Nov 1983
Bar Number: 01572900
All Texas State Courts; Western, Northern, Southern, and Eastern Federal District Courts.
Texas Bar, National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, and American Bankruptcy Institute.
I taught Bankruptcy Law at three different law schools for 15 years. I speak at approximately four bankruptcy seminars a year. I always exceed the required amount of continuing education hours.
The following articles were published in the Texas Tech Law Review:
"The Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy," and "Evidence in Bankruptcy."
Our typical bankruptcy case stops a foreclosure on a family's home and allows them to have time to make up missed payments.
Bachelor if Arts
Trinity University
San Antonio
TX
1979
Top Tier Senior
Editor of College Newspaper - The Trinitonian
Juris Doctor
Texas Tech University School of Law
Lubbock
TX
1983
Cum Laude
Law Review Editor
Masters in Public Administration
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
TX
1984
2
Texas
Our firm represents families and small business in financial crisis. We stop foreclosures, IRS levies and other garnishments.
I have been practicing bankruptcy law exclusively for 25 years. The firm opened in Central Texas in 2000 and has been representing clients in financial distress since then.
Sheehy, Lovelace & Mayfield - 1995-2000
Nation's Bank of Texas - 1990-1995
Baker & Botts - 1985-1990
Thompson & Knight - 1983-1985
Former president - Central Texas Bankruptcy Bar Association.
Chairperson - Texas State Bar Annual Bankruptcy Conference.
I encourage them to read our website and discuss all their questions about bankruptcy during their consultations with our office.
We prepare all documents to be filed in the client's case and review them thoroughly with the clients prior to filing.
Forget it! The bankruptcy laws are much too complicated for clients to represent themselves.
I decided to be a lawyer because I enjoy helping people and finding solutions to their financial crises.
I have a disabled daughter with multiple health issues. She has taught me to be patience and to understanding how a family crisis can cause financial strains and stress.
Central Texas needed a strong bankruptcy lawyer who concentrated on the needs of people who can't pay their bills.
I like helping people and businesses recover from financial disaster.
I have one associate and three paralegals and we pride ourselves on the personal attention we give each client.
I am very aggressive against creditors. I am very thorough and I insist on perfection in the documents we file for clients.
I enjoy spending time with my three kids and husband. I play the piano and I am active in local community theater.
(254) 296-1165
Monday through Friday
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
No
No.
$1,750 plus expenses for typical Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
$3,000 plus expenses for typical consumer Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
This is not applicable.
Yes, the first appointment is free and is generally 45 minutes long.
No.
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