Looking for a bankruptcy attorney in Marshalltown, Iowa? Marshalltown, Iowa is a beautiful medium-sized Iowa town located just an hour northeast of Des Moines. We’ve had the opportunity to help Marshalltown residents for years, and hope that we can continue to be a presence for good in the Marshalltown community. We also have been able to assist residents of Le Grand, State Center, Albion, and Rhodes. Since we are located in Des Moines, many people in Marshalltown and the surrounding areas may not think to call us when they’re faced with financial issues. They might think that it would be too difficult or too much of a hassle to work with a firm that is over an hour away. Our goal, however, is to overcome the physical distance by going out of our way to provide excellent legal counsel and service. We’re not just a Des Moines firm – we’re a resource for all Iowans. Attorneys Sam Marks and Jake Kerns lead a talented team at Marks Law Firm. Sam has counseled Iowans for decades on bankruptcy and Jake has spent his entire career practicing… Read More
Marks Law Firm has been a mainstay of the Des Moines community since the 1930s, and during that time we’ve become one of the most trusted bankruptcy law firms in central Iowa cities such as Ames, Story City, Boone, and Huxley. From our experiences, the people of Ames are hard-working and honest, and we’ve personally helped dozens Ames of residents with their bankruptcy needs. Ames is home to Iowa State University and is known around Iowa as an iconic college town. It’s also recognized as a great place to live, and many students end up staying in Ames past their collegiate days. If you live near Ames and you’re buried in student loan debt, what can you do? Marks Law Firm is a place to turn for legal counsel and direction in your toughest financial times. No matter how bad your situation, be assured that Attorneys Sam Marks and Jake Kerns have vast experience helping clients with similar troubles. Maybe you don’t have student loan debt, but rather a mortgage you can’t pay or too many credit card bills. If bankruptcy is even a consideration,… Read More
