You have found the right attorney if you or your small business are con­sidering filing for bankruptcy protection in the Houston, Galveston, or College Station Texas area.  The lawyers at Weber Law Firm provide aggressive, cost effective representation of debtors (both business and con­sumer) and creditors in Chapter 7, Chapter 11, Chapter 12 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases (both voluntary and involuntary) filed in the Houston, Galveston and College Station areas. Our attorney repre­sents small businesses and con­sumers that need debt relief and want to either completely eliminate debt and contract obligations, or reorganize their affairs by lowering debt payments.

William D. Weber was licensed as a Texas lawyer in 1983.  He is board certified in Consumer Bankruptcy Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Mr. Weber graduated from the University of Houston Law Center in 1983 in the top 6 percent of his law school class. During his 28 years as a practicing attorney, Mr. Weber has obtained a broad range of experience in small business and consumer bankruptcy cases, bankruptcy litigation and debt collection cases.  Mr. Weber currently concentrates on representing debtors (both business and consumer) and creditors in bankruptcy cases and bank­ruptcy related litigation.  He also has significant experience handling involuntary bankruptcy cases filed by creditors. Mr. Weber especially enjoys handling Chapter 11, Chapter 12 and Chapter 13 reorganization cases, and bankruptcy litigation.

We Like Bankruptcy Litigation!  Most bankruptcy lawyers do not like litigation (the process of resolving disputed legal issues in court).  Most bankruptcy attorneys will refuse to participate in complex legal disputes that often arise in bankruptcy cases, such as dis­charge contests, preferences, fraudulent con­veyances, exemption contests, mortgage disputes and automatic stay violations.  Although most bankruptcy professionals dislike litigation, we enjoy the challenge involved in handling contested bankruptcy disputes.  We will be happy to offer a second opinion and represent both debtors and creditors in bankruptcy litigation matters which your current attorney may not desire or be competent to handle. We also take referrals of bankruptcy litigation cases from local bankruptcy at­torneys that do not like or have experience handling bankruptcy litigation.

Practice Areas:

Chapter 7.  Straight bankruptcy, also referred to as a "liquidation proceeding."  Normally ends is a discharge (release) of most debts with­out payment.

Chapter 11. Reorganization of business and consumer debts. Corporations and individuals.

Chapter 12. Reorganization of business and consumer debts of family farmers and family fishermen. Corporations and individuals.

Chapter 13. Reorganization of business and personal debts. Only available to indi­viduals and sole proprietorships.

Litigation. Discharge contests, preferences, fraudulent conveyances, exemption con­tests, mortgage claims and automatic stay violations.

Debtors: Debtors seeking debt relief and considering filing for bankruptcy: See our Debtor Representation page.

Creditors: Creditors seeking repre­sentation in Greater Houston area bankruptcy cases: See our Creditor Representation page.

Bankruptcy Law: Review our Legal Background pages for a background discussion of bankruptcy law & pro­cedures.