Kingcade Garcia McMaken

Bankruptcy law is far more complex than simply filling out paperwork and having your debts discharged. This is especially true with regard to individuals and families whose financial troubles are the result of tax-related issues. Taking on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires skill and knowledge from both legal and financial standpoints.

Consideration for Both Legal and Financial Aspects of IRS Debts

At the Miami, Florida, law office of Kingcade Garcia McMaken, our managing partner, bankruptcy and taxes attorney, Tim Kingcade, is also a certified public accountant. Our firm’s knowledge from both angles can help you understand and take action in your bankruptcy case using the most effective methods available in taxation issues.

Many individuals facing bankruptcy suffer for a long time with harassing phone calls from creditors, bank account freezes and wage garnishment. Most entities that claim to have money owed from you must have a court judgment against you in order to garnish your wages. The IRS is not one of those organizations. The Internal Revenue Service may do so without any court order at all.

Our experienced staff has the legal resources you need to take on even the toughest opposition, and we will do so as efficiently as possible so that you can put an end to your financial struggles. Even if debts cannot be discharged in your case, we can work to put a hold on collections, helping to buy you time so that you can get back on your feet financially.

A Personalized Approach to Bankruptcy and Debtor Defense

Other firms may run your bankruptcy case through the mill without giving you the personalized representation you need. When you contact us, you will personally deal with your attorney. We will take the time to understand your specific situation so that we can take the best possible actions in your case.

Contact our reliable tax and bankruptcy attorney online or by phone at 305-285-9100 to schedule a free consultation and case review.