There’s no time to waste… you have a limited number of days to do something about the eviction. If you do nothing, the judge will automatically rule AGAINST YOU.
The solution to your eviction starts with a simple appointment (no charge). Hiring an expert attorney like me, Reed Allmand, to represent you in the eviction makes the odds much more favorable! I’ve gone up against big creditors many, many times and helped my clients walk away owing nothing or getting the balance greatly reduced. If you want to dispute the eviction, please… do yourself a favor and get an experienced advocate in Dallas (like me) on your side. I’ll file on your behalf and fight tooth and nail to ensure you get the best possible outcome.
But please act NOW! Unfortunately, time is not on our side.
You have a limited number of days to respond to an eviction.
If we are going to help you, we need to talk as soon as possible. The FIRST thing to do is call my office to make an appointment for a FREE consultation. The number is (214) 845-7915.
If you do nothing…or wait too long… you may have a judgment entered against you.
As you can imagine, offering a free consultation like this generates enormous interest from others in the same situation as you. The sooner you come in to see us, the better the chance that we’ll be able to work with you and help you stop the eviction in Dallas.
Am I for real, and can I really help you?
I assure you I am for real… and I may be able to help. Although my first name is Weldon, I go by “Reed” (my middle name). I am a homegrown, consumer bankruptcy attorney, Board Certified* born in Jacksboro, Texas, and raised in Abilene. Now, I am a proud resident of Colleyville.
I have been an attorney for over 10 years, and my firm has helped over 8,000 people with many financial-related issues, including defending creditor lawsuits, evictions, negotiating debts, and representing consumers in bankruptcy. I’ve been featured on CBS television and Fox Business News. Why me? Because my main objective is to reach out and help as many people as possible in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, and this is a great way to get my message across.
Even though I don’t know you personally, I know we have at least one major thing in common: We BOTH want to stop this Dallas eviction so you don’t have its threat hanging over you ONE MORE DAY.
What will happen when you call (214) 845-7915?
My Dallas staff, attorneys, and I all understand how important stopping the eviction is to you. Every one of us knows that even good people get into bad situations through no fault of their own. You can expect your case to be handled with skill, professionalism, and diligence – and so you should. Of course, all matters will remain strictly confidential. You will either speak to Angelica or Maria. They will handle your call with special care and set your FREE appointment for as soon as possible.
Bankruptcy Basics
Bankruptcy can be an intimidating option for many people. Although filing for bankruptcy is often attached to a negative social stigma, it can be a great option for those in need of financial protection. Bankruptcy remains a reasonable legal option when debt begins to accumulate at overwhelming rates. Due to the many questions that may arise when contemplating filing for bankruptcy, we have answered some of the most common questions to help you understand the benefits of bankruptcy in a time of need.
