I couldn't have asked for a better Social Security attorney. My attorney Nicholas Glaeser was…read moreawesome. My process was fast. Nick will get you through the rough waters of dealing with SSI.

Nick is an amazing attorney! He won me my Bankruptcy case and my husband's Social Security…read moreDisability case. He was very thorough through both processes. If you need to file for Bankruptcy or Social Security Disability, pick him to represent you!

It was such a pleasure to work with an Lawyer that knew what she was doing. I had a huge time…read morecrunch for a car purchase. I was treated with the most respect. I cannot say enough good things about this firm.

Thank you Daniela for your dedicated work in preparing and filing my Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, your…read moreexpert guidance and council through the entire process was invaluable! The entire staff was so incredibly easy to work with and the professionalism and compassion made me confident and secure knowing I genuinely had support while eradicating my massive amount of debt. I never expected an attorney to go above and beyond for me but you Daniela did just that, you made me feel I was more than just another "filer" to you! What seemed to be one of the hardest choices of my life turned out to be the easiest process because of you and your fantastic staff!

Patience and understanding, without both of which I never would have made it through this stressful…read moreprocess. I lagged behind in this process, but Bishop never became upset with me, instead his team guided me through the ordeal and restored some faith in a system that has failed me before. Bishop was quick, I was in and out of his office in fifteen minutes and was regularly updated about my case. Whenever I called the office the assistant was very helpful answering any questions may of had and offered guidance on anything I was confused with.

What an incredible team of professionals! They not only helped me establish my financial recovery…read moreplan but also stood with me along the way to an early and successful conclusion. Thank you to the entire team for all of your hard work. Highly recommended firm.

Recently got discharge in bankruptcy. Highly recommend this firm. The whole process went smooth.read more

From the owner: The attorneys at Sterling Bankruptcy's goal is to help you through a difficult time. We do not…read more"sell" bankruptcies. We do not encourage them in the same fashion that we would encourage a client to prepare a will. We prepare bankruptcy filings as a service to our clients who find themselves in financial distress. We always refrain from conduct that appears to be encouraging filing. A consultation on the subject of bankruptcy always includes a discussion of non-bankruptcy options. In appropriate cases, we suggest other alternatives that are appropriate to individual needs.

Great office for Bankruptcy! Friendly, extremely helpful, nonjudgmental! Just do it! You won't…read moreregret it!

The best Firm! 6 business days and my case was completed. Fast and friendly service! Highly…read morerecommend this professional team.

I was referred to this office for a bankruptcy through my pre paid work legal plan. I have visited…read morewith Kevin Carr a few times now and have paid $370, which is the cost to file a Ch 13 bankruptcy. On my last visit, I had reluctantly paid the fee to get started even though it didn't feel right. I wish I would have listened to my gut and not paid him. In my last two visits, Kevin had mentioned that he was friends with the attorney that had sued me and is now garnishing my wages, which I believe is a clear conflict of interest. After speaking with my pre paid legal service, I discussed the situation and was told that Kevin should have turned down the work and and gotten a different referral attorney. During the last visit, I had provided much of the required documents needed to start filing, and we put together a budget which indicated that my payment would be nearly $1,800 a month, which is a bit more than my wage garnishment, which already prevents me from making ends meet for me and my family. I had raised this as a concern on my last visit, and he had shrugged it off as a non issue and told me to work on my budget, without really giving me any idea as to what can be included in it, or what I need to do to reduce that amount. I'm the sole earner in my household with one child, and paying $1,800 a month for the next five years would be unsustainable for my family and I. Over the course of 5 years, that would be over $100,000. At that rate I could work on settling with all of my creditors and skip the attorney and trustee fees. I've spent a lot of time thinking about this the last week, and as convenient as it would for me to tell him to just file it and be done with it, I can't. It doesn't feel right. He hasn't adequately answered my questions, and basically told me it is what it is. While I am not a lawyer or a bankruptcy expert, I do work in the mortgage industry and assist people with the largest and most complex financial transaction that most people will ever deal with. My clients may not like what I tell them sometimes, but I do make sure they understand the process, what's possible and what's not, and I give it to them straight. It's important to me that even if my clients are upset, scared, or just uneasy about the process, that I adequately address their concerns, and let them know the "why" behind what I have to tell them. Like a getting a mortgage, filing for bankruptcy is scary and there's a lot of uncertainty. Kevin hasn't done his due diligence to lift the curtain and make me feel comfortable enough to follow through with him as my attorney. Today I made the decision not to follow through and I have found an attorney to work with that makes me a lot more confident about the bankruptcy process and that I will make it through the other end. The $370 I paid was for costs that would be incurred for the bankruptcy, which I was advised was $60 for the credit report (which was done) and $310 for cost to file, which wasn't. I asked that he return the $310 which wasn't used, and I was told no, as he already spent 3 hours working on it. It was framed to me that I was paying this money to cover actual costs, and wasn't advised to me that if I decided not to proceed with him, that he'd just keep the money. I too have taken deposits from my clients in a similar fashion. My clients pay $500 to cover their credit report and the cost of their appraisal as a handshake to do business. The difference is, that if my clients decide they feel more comfortable with another lender, and we haven't paid the appraiser, we refund what is left over after the cost of the credit report regardless of the amount of work my team and I put in to it (which I guarantee is a lot more work than Kevin did in 3 hours). Regardless of the work we put in, unless we close their loan, we only make money when there are actual services performed for our clients, and my clients get keys to their home. In short, there are better attorneys out there. Just because he wasn't right for me, doesn't mean he won't be right for you. Just a word of advice, do not pay this man anything until you are 100% sure that this is who you want to work with for the next 3-5 years. Trust your gut, cause once you pay that fee you are never getting it back.

Kevin Carr and Associates have a great reputation in the bankruptcy courts. They are known for…read moretheir expertise, taking extra care with each case, and making sure the process goes smoothly. This is not your average high volume bankruptcy firm; they do it right. Highly recommended!