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Attorney, Patrick Cordero
Patrick Cordero is a Miami-based bankruptcy lawyer with nearly two decades of experience in his field. He has been recognized as one of the top bankruptcy filing attorneys in the Southern District of Florida. Having earned the additional honor of Miami Lawyer of the Decade, Cordero leads the 55-employee team of The Law Offices of Patrick L. Cordero, PA. Patrick Cordero was born in 1961 in the Bronx borough of New York City. He started his higher education at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In 1983, he completed a Bachelor’s degree. He continued his studies at the St. Thomas University School of Law in Miami. While studying there, he began work as a law clerk with Freshman, Freshman & Traitz, PA. He graduated in 1987, receiving his Juris Doctor. Patrick Cordero continued working for Freshman, Freshman & Traitz, PA until 1988. Starting in 1989, he practiced law with Cordero & Psaltides, PA, continuing in this role through 1990. Since then, Cordero has been sole owner of his legal practice, serving the Southern Florida area as an authority on Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, mortgage and foreclosure modifications, and other areas of law pertaining to bankruptcy and asset protection. He also serves as a consultant to businesses and other attorneys. Patrick Cordero is a member of several professional associations, including the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers, the Latin American Business Association, the Latin Builders Association, and the Bankruptcy Bar Association of the Southern District of Florida. He also participates in several religious and community organizations. Patrick Cordero currently resides in Miami. He and his wife, Ana, have 6 children, ages 12 to 22.
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Beginning the Bankruptcy Process by Patrick Cordero
May, 2012
We ask clients not to equate bankruptcy with failure. Instead, view it as a fresh start, one that actually helps many people get their finances on track and establish a stronger credit rating than before. Before your first appointment with us, we will ask you to bring in paperwork detailing your property, income, debts, and other information. Next, we draft a bankruptcy petition. Once you sign the petition, we file it with the court, which initiates an automatic stay; creditors must talk to us, not to you, about debts. Most of our clients no longer have to deal with stressful calls from collectors.
As the process reaches its conclusion, you will obtain an order of discharge from the court, enroll in a debtor education course, and receive your fresh financial start.
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Operating out of the Law Offices of Patrick L. Cordero, PA, Patrick Cordero works with clients dealing with a multitude of bankruptcy issues. |
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