Schedule your free bankruptcy consultation

Tell us a little about your situation and pick a couple of times that work. Attorney Sean P. Quinlan or a member of our team will confirm your appointment.

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Available 24/7, 7 days a week — request a consultation any day, including weekends, in any 30-minute slot (Eastern time).

Consultations happen by phone or video, so you don't need to travel to an office — we work with clients across all of Pennsylvania. Your consultation is free and confidential. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship. We'll confirm your specific appointment time by phone or email.

What to expect

  • Around 30 minutes, by phone, video, or in person.
  • Confidential and protected by attorney-client privilege.
  • Straight answers about Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and non-bankruptcy options under PA and federal law.
  • Zero pressure to file. Many callers leave without hiring us — that's okay.

What to bring (optional)

You don't need paperwork for the first call. If it's handy: a recent pay stub, a rough list of debts, and any lawsuit, garnishment, or foreclosure notices.

Common questions

How much does the consultation cost?

Nothing. Your first 30-minute consultation with Attorney Sean P. Quinlan is completely free and confidential — whether you decide to hire the firm or not.

What happens after I submit this form?

A member of our team will contact you to confirm the specific date and time of your appointment. If your matter is urgent, call (717) 724-7503 and we will prioritize your case.

What if I need to talk to someone right now?

Call the Camp Hill office directly at (717) 724-7503 — open 24 hours, 7 days a week.

Do I have to file for bankruptcy after the consultation?

No. Many people leave the consultation deciding not to file — that's a good outcome too. Attorney Quinlan will honestly walk through your options under Pennsylvania and federal law and tell you whether Chapter 7, Chapter 13, or a non-bankruptcy solution makes the most sense.

Prefer to send a general message instead? Use the contact form.