| Walter
Oney |
267
Pearl Hill Road
Fitchburg, MA 01420 |
| Attorney
at Law |
Tel:
978-343-3390
Fax: 978-343-3397 |
Attorney Walter Oney helps ordinary people with:
Personal Bankruptcy representation at flat fees from $750, depending on the complexity of your
case.1
Follow this link for more
information about Attorney Oney's bankruptcy services.
Consumer cases involving telemarketing, contract disputes, and debt
collection abuses.
Follow this link to my Online Office to begin the process of retaining me
to represent you. Or, if you prefer, write or call for an initial
consultation.
Walter Oney is licensed to practice in Massachusetts.
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Oney. Sending e-mail does not establish an attorney-client
relationship. Do not put information into an e-mail that you wouldn't want
printed above the fold on the front page of the Boston Globe!
Member of the National Association of Consumer
Advocates. 
Member of the National Association of Consumer
Bankruptcy Attorneys 
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Congress requires that every person who provides "bankruptcy
assistance" to an "assisted person" include the following
statement in all advertising (11 U.S.C. § 528(b)(1)(2)(B)): Walter Oney is a
"Debt Relief Agency" as that term is defined in 11 U.S.C. § 101(12A).
He helps people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
Don't be fooled by every advertisement you see for a debt relief agency
though: Congress has not restricted use of the phrase "debt relief
agency" to persons who meet the statutory definition. Furthermore, only a
licensed attorney can represent you in court or give you legal advice.
1 To qualify for the lowest fee, you
must fully and completely answer a detailed questionnaire about your finances
using the Online Office portal. The stated fee does not include the $299 court
filing fee for a Chapter 7 case or fees incurred in bringing or defending adversary proceedings.
Fees for Chapter 13 cases start at $2,500. Complications, including student loans and other dischargeability issues,
redemption and reaffirmation issues, and others, will add to the fee. You must pay my fee and the court filing fee in advance.