Bankruptcy Lawyer Serving Clients in the Hartford, CT Area

Personal attention to your consumer debt challenges

Many attorneys claim to offer personalized service to those who are facing the stress of financial problems. At the law office of Mitchell A. Cohen in Hartford, it is more than a claim, it is a promise. When you come to our office seeking help, I will personally handle your case from free initial consultation through filing — and at each and every step in between. I know that making a decision to file for bankruptcy is not easy. You will have many questions. I will be available to provide answers and guidance.

I am attorney Mitchell Cohen, and I went into the practice of law to help people going through difficult times. A certified teacher in Massachusetts and a native of the Hartford area, I am committed to serving my community. After receiving my A.B.in Psychology from Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, I went on to the School of Law at Western New England College, earning my Juris Doctorate in 1976. I am also a BV-Distinguished attorney under the Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Ratings™.

My professional memberships include:

• Connecticut Bar Association
• Real Estate Section – Connecticut Bar Association
• American Bar Association
• Commercial Lawyers’ Section – American Bar Association

Since opening my own practice in 1983, I have worked as a trial attorney in real estate law, commercial law, education law and bankruptcy. Today, I dedicate myself primarily to finding debt solutions for people in Hartford, West Hartford, East Hartford, Windsor and other nearby communities. When I work for you, I will:

• Be responsive — answering phone calls and emails promptly
• Be accessible — making myself available to address your questions and concerns
• Be accountable — working diligently help you find the solution that is right for you
• Be there for you — accompanying you to creditor meetings and taking the burden off your shoulders

Schedule a free consultation to discuss your debt relief options today

If you are struggling with overwhelming debt, find out if Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy could help you get out from under the financial burden. To discuss your situation, contact me online or call our office at 860-952-2089.