The Dublin office
Bankruptcy attorneys in Dublin, Georgia
Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 help from a staffed office on Bellevue Place. The consultation is free and confidential, and you can walk in during office hours or call ahead.
The consultation is free
Sit down with us, lay out what is going on, and find out your real options. No charge, no obligation, and no judgment. Many people leave deciding not to file.
A real local office
Not a satellite mailbox. A staffed office on Bellevue Place where you can walk in, bring your paperwork, and talk to people who know your case.
We work where you file
Laurens County cases belong to the Dublin Division of the bankruptcy court, along with six neighboring counties. That is the local system we work in.
Garnishment, foreclosure, repossession, or just too much debt?
Talk to us before it gets worse. The call costs nothing.What we do here
Straight answers about bankruptcy, close to home.
People come to this office when the debt has stopped being manageable. Wage garnishment. A foreclosure notice. A car that could be repossessed. Credit cards and medical bills that grow no matter what gets paid. Collection calls at work.
What we do first is not paperwork. It is a conversation about whether bankruptcy is even the right move for you. Sometimes it is Chapter 7, which wipes out most unsecured debt. Sometimes it is Chapter 13, which stops foreclosures and garnishments and puts everything into one payment you can live with. And sometimes the honest answer is that you should not file at all, and we will tell you that too.
Filing also brings the automatic stay, which is the part most people feel first: the calls stop, the garnishment stops, and the pressure comes off while your case is worked out.
The first visit
What a free consultation looks like.
You sit down with us, we go through your income, your debts, and what you are trying to protect, and you leave knowing what your options actually are and what it would cost. It is confidential, and there is no pressure to file.
You do not need anything in hand to have that first conversation, but the more you bring, the more specific we can be. There is a short list of what to bring to a first appointment, and the office can help you gather the rest.
Your county, your court
The Dublin Division.
Bankruptcy cases are assigned by county. The Dublin Division of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Georgia covers seven counties:
If you live in one of these counties, your case belongs to this division, and this office is the natural place to handle it. If you are closer to one of our other offices, we also keep offices in Augusta and Statesboro.
The people
Who you will find at the office.
The Dublin office is managed by Jennifer, who has been with the firm for more than twenty years. She runs the front desk and phones, helps with consultation paperwork and filings, looks up case information, and keeps the office and its cases coordinated. When you call, you are talking to someone in Dublin, not a call center.
Consultations, signings, and case work are handled by our attorneys, including Angela McElroy-Magruder, who has practiced bankruptcy and consumer law since the 1990s and is Board Certified in Consumer Bankruptcy Law by the American Board of Certification. Attorneys work across all three of our offices, so if you want to be certain an attorney is in Dublin when you come by, call first and we will set a time.
Getting here
Finding the office.
We are at 1205 Bellevue Place, Suite A in Dublin. Get turn-by-turn directions here.
Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Friday, 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with evenings and weekends by appointment. You are welcome to walk in during office hours. If your question is urgent, call rather than coming by unannounced so we can make sure the right person is available.
Common questions
What people ask before they come in.
Do I need an appointment?
No. You can walk in during office hours and Jennifer will help you or get you scheduled. For a consultation with an attorney, calling ahead is the surest way to get a time that works.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The first consultation is free and confidential, whether or not you decide to file.
What should I bring?
For a first conversation, just yourself. To get specific answers, use the first appointment checklist: photo ID, tax returns, income records, and your bills.
I live in Dodge County. Is this the right office?
Yes. The Dublin Division covers Dodge, Johnson, Laurens, Montgomery, Telfair, Treutlen, and Wheeler counties, and this office handles cases across all of them.
What if I can only reach out after hours?
Text us at 706-564-1168 or use the consultation form below. Texting is the fastest way to reach us after hours, though it is not an emergency service, and we respond during business hours.
No pressure, no obligation
Find out where you actually stand.
Call, text, walk in, or use the form below and we will reach out to you. The consultation is free and confidential either way.
Free consultation request
Tell us a little, and we will call you.
Send your name, a way to reach you, and a sentence about what is going on. Please do not put anything sensitive or confidential in the form, and if you have a court date, a garnishment, or a foreclosure sale coming up, call 478-275-8311 instead of waiting on a form reply.
