Like most aspects of bankruptcy, the laws surrounding fraudulent conveyance and preference claims are extraordinarily complex. Even determining whether a fraudulent transfer in bankruptcy has occurred can be a lengthy court fight.

The bankruptcy attorneys at McCleskey, Harriger, Brazill & Graf have decades of experience representing creditors in such disputes. Our sophisticated knowledge of the laws surrounding fraudulent conveyance in bankruptcy helps to protect and preserve our clients’ precious assets.

In addition to our technical expertise, our attorneys have decades of experience in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Lubbock, meaning our clients benefit from our reputation for integrity and tough-but-fair negotiation. We will exhaust all possible solutions on our client’s behalf.

Our firm’s bankruptcy representation spans several industries, including Agriculture, Banking, Business, Energy, Health Care, Insurance, Manufacturing and Fabrication, and Real Estate.

Our goal is to help our clients succeed and prosper, long after their bankruptcy is resolved. By providing exceptional legal services to the businesses and individuals who make our community strong, McCleskey does its part to ensure that West Texas remains a great place to call home.

Contact us to learn more about our fraudulent conveyance bankruptcy attorneys.