Baton Rouge attorney Derren Johnson has been protecting Louisianans from wage garnishments, home and office foreclosures, and forced repossessions for over 27 years. Derren Johnson helps families and individuals obtain debt relief through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy processes, in which debt can be lifted or restructured, while allowing for exemptions, so that families don’t lose their homes, tools of trade, or personal property while starting the financial restoration process. Derren Johnson also helps businesses find financial security through Chapter 11 bankruptcy, where reorganization plans can be created that allow a business to restructure debt while perserving assets.

Derren Johnson founded Derren S. Johnson & Associates, APLC, after earning her Juris Doctorate at the Paul. M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University. While in school, Derren Johnson earned a spot on the board of the highly competitive Robert Lee Tullis Moot Court. Derren Johnson is an active member of the Association of Women Attorneys, the Louisiana Bar Association, the American Inns of Court, and the Baton Rouge Bar Association. Derren Johnson has also served as a member of the Panel of Chapter 7 Trustees for the Middle District Louisiana, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, and the National Association of Chapter 13 Trustees.

Attorney Johnson and her associates also practice immigration law, including family, employment, and permanent H-1B visas. Attorneys at the firm also practice in the area of social security income, disability, and appeals. More information about the firm can be found online at www.derrensjohnson.com.