Frank Law
8395 Keystone Crossing
Suite 104
Indianapolis, IN 46240
Phone: (317) 259-9400 | Fax: (317) 259-7481
http://www.indianapolis-bk.com
http://www.franklaw.org
Bankruptcy
Personal and Business Bankruptcy; Chapters 7, 13, and 11.
We are well-versed in commercial real estate, banking and business law.
IN, May 2004
Bar Number: 24585-49-A
Indiana Supreme Court and Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana May 17, 2004; United State Supreme Court October 14, 2008.
Indianapolis Bar Association (Board); Indiana State Bar Association; American Bar Association.
I always exceed the required number of continuing education hours and make certain to stay updated on items affecting areas of interest for my clients, including Bankruptcy, FDCPA compliance and the Fair Credit Reporting Act. I also read, research and track all legislation that will affect my clients directly, including stimulus payments, foreclosure relief, tax burden and savings and other areas of general interest.
Numerous articles have been written and printed by and about me.
I have assisted in liquidating over $100,000,000 in assets, including businesses, accounts receivables, real estate (commercial and residential) and brokerage accounts. By representing Chapter 7 trustees prior to opening my own practice, I have a unique perspective on exemption planning and the protection of assets. By representing all types of entities, debtors, creditors and trustees, I can understand the position of all involved parties and am able to share this information with each individual client and to prepare in advance for any obstacle in their way of a successful reorganization, repayment plan or liquidation. I am also well-versed with high net worth and income clients and am adept to handle complex financial matters of concern.
Juris Doctorate
: Texas Southern University, Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Houston
TX
2002
Dean's List.
Moot Court.
Bachelor of Arts
Butler University
Indianapolis
IN
1999
Honors in Political Science; Best Delegate for Mock UN Conference.
Political Science.
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Indiana
The focus of Frank Law Office, P.C. is to assist Debtors, Creditors and Trustees with bankruptcy representation. We are a full-service law firm and offer services not traditional to law offices, such as assisting clients with seeking employment, referrals to attorneys and agencies for other matters, understanding governmental assistance and programs plus many others.
Frank Law Office, P.C. was established in July 2006 with emphasis on providing a FRESH approach to traditional legal services.
Previous employment includes in-house work at Fortune 500 companies, banks and two traditional law firms in Indianapolis.
• Indianapolis Bar Association Board of Directors-Elect (2009)
• Indianapolis Bar Association Women and the Law Division Chair (2009) and Treasurer/Secretary (2008); Indy's Best and Brightest in Law Finalist, (2008)
• Indiana Leadership Forum, Class of 2009
• American Bar Association (YLD Minority in the Profession Scholar 2006-07, MIPC Vice Chair 2007)
• Indiana State Bar Association (YLS Membership Committee, 2007, 2008)
• Indianapolis Public Schools Board Seat Finalist (2008)
• "My Daily Constitution" Planning Committee (2006, sponsored by Indianapolis Museum of Art, IUPUI, Chief Justice Shepherd and others)
• John H. Boner Center (Harvest Celebration Committee and Pro Bono Volunteer (2006-08)
• RCA Championships 2006 (Marshalls Committee Volunteer)
• Network of Women in Business, Member 2008
• Rainmakers, Member 2008
The more information and understanding clients have in regard to their individualized situation, the easier it is to guide the client through the legal maze toward a solution. I commonly offer clients resources including written and audio materials to review. Also, my philosophy is a team-oriented approach with a team mentality toward strategy. I provide guidance, and with my assistance, a focused approach to the problem is greatly assisted with communication and transparency in representation.
I always have to review contracts for compliance and other negotiation-related documents. So long as the client and I have agreed on the approach, this strategy can help contain costs for the client.
This depends on the problem, but I often coach clients in regards to negotiations.
I decided to be a lawyer for a number of reasons. My family was faced with extreme financial hardships during my youth and adolescence, therefore I understood the pressures families face to pay for basic necessities such as housing and food.
Volunteering my pro bono efforts on behalf of non-profits and various bar associations makes me appreciate and honor my profession even more. The ability to help others who cannot help themselves is a gift and I am humbled each time a word of gratitude is spoken.
I also assist with diversity issues and am of the belief that the law should uphold equality not only in the law, but in the profession. Coming from a diverse background, I can understand and relate to clients, and people are comfortable with an attorney who has true life experience and an understanding of the community in which we live. I am a Hoosier by birth and choice and I enjoy watching other Indiana residents and businesses succeed.
Bad things can happen to good people. Many times, businesses and people are faced with an uncertain future due to economic decline, job loss, illness and/or divorce. Sometimes the business plan for the dream business needs some altering and sometimes larger companies lose control of their supply and demand. No matter what the case may be, sometimes things do happen not by our choosing, and I enjoy offering my clients choices. I enjoy watching people and things grow, recreate and replenish.
The ability and gift of service to my clients, profession and community.
I am a solo practitioner but have affiliate relationships with a number of attorneys ready and able to assist at a moment's notice. No problem is too large or too small.
My strengths are client development and negotiations. I am also a creative problem solver, educated, competent and alert within my practice areas.
I enjoy playing tennis, golf, scuba diving and writing legal fiction.
Dawn Sanders, Office Manager.
(317) 259-7481
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Evenings and weekends by appointment; guaranteed appointments within 24 hours.
For emergency after hours, contact mobile: (317) 414-8147
Leave a message and send a text if there is no answer.
Yes
We have English as a second language representation experience.
Prices vary dependent upon the Chapter to be filed in bankruptcy and the individualized issues faced by a client. Fees are always discussed in the free initial consultation and the client is welcome to take the information home for review before deciding to home.
$150 to $300, dependent upon services offered. Also, unlike other law offices, our minimum billable is 1/10 of an hour.
Free ½ hour to 45-minute initial consultation offered for all prospective bankruptcy clients. If a business is involved, I am happy to travel to your location.
This is decided on a case-by-case basis, reasonable for the services expected and performed.
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