Bankruptcy Attorney in Wyoming County, PA

Wyoming County bankruptcy cases belong in the Middle District of Pennsylvania; Wilkes-Barre, Office 5. Judge Conway. I review Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 options with you in a free consultation. Local foreclosure notices and civil judgments come from county offices; they do not change the federal bankruptcy filing location.

Middle District of Pennsylvania; Wilkes-Barre, Office 5. Judge Conway (official source).

The Chapter 13 standing trustee is Jack N. Zaharopoulos (official source).

Sheriff schedules date and time after receiving papers from prothonotary, typically 90 days after receipt (official source). Check the current property notice and any continuance; a schedule is not confirmation that a particular property will sell.

Wyoming County Courthouse, 1 Court House Square, Tunkhannock, PA 18657 (official source).

The county Court of Common Pleas handles state civil cases; bankruptcy is filed in federal court. The county prothonotary or civil division maintains civil filings and judgments.

North Penn Legal Services; intake 877-953-4250. Eligibility and accepted case types require screening; representation is not guaranteed (official source).

Use HUD's Pennsylvania housing counselor directory to verify an agency's approval and current service area. Legal aid and HUD-approved counseling are different services; eligibility and availability require screening.

We review your income, debts, property, pending lawsuits and any sale notice before recommending a chapter. Filing requires approved credit counseling and complete financial disclosures. I prepare and file the petition electronically, and explain the trustee's requests and the court's next steps. Outcomes depend on your circumstances and the applicable law.