Robert DeMarco and Michael Mitchell are members of DeMarco•Mitchell, PLLC, and limit their practice areas to bankruptcy (consumer and business matters) and commercial litigation. Messrs. DeMarco and Mitchell are committed to providing personal bankruptcy representation at a reasonable rate to clients throughout the Dallas--Fort Worth Metroplex (including, Collin, Denton, and Dallas Counties). DeMarco•Mitchell, PLLC, is conveniently located in Plano, Texas, at the northwest corner of West 15th Street and Alma Drive.

With over 35 years of combined bankruptcy experience, the members of DeMarco•Mitchell, PLLC, understand that the decision to file a chapter 7 bankruptcy or a chapter 13 bankruptcy is both very personal and very difficult. Mr. DeMarco began his law career over twenty years ago as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Geraldine Mund, United States Bankruptcy Judge, Central District of California. In the course of those twenty plus years Mr. DeMarco has helped numerous businesses (debtor and creditor) and individual consumers navigate their way through the bankruptcy process. Mr. Mitchell began his legal career in 1994 representing several school districts before Texas State Courts and the United States Bankruptcy Courts. He has represented several hundred clients both locally and nationally as well as serving as outside bankruptcy counsel for several law firms engaged in the collection of debts through bankruptcy. Let DeMarco•Mitchell, PLLC, put that experience to work for you.

Whether your financial challenges stem from unemployment, divorce, tax obligations, student loans, or credit card excesses, we can help. Chances are you are presently receiving threatening telephone calls and letters from creditors. Such calls and letters from creditors, while understandable, are intimidating and offer no real solution to your financial challenges. You have legal rights! Understanding what those rights are and the options available to you is the first step to finding a solution. DeMarco•Mitchell, PLLC, is committed to helping you find that solution. Let us help you decide whether bankruptcy is right for you. Call us at (972) 578-1400 or send us an for your free personal consultation with one of our attorneys. During that initial consultation you will learn the differences between chapter 7 and chapter 13, and alternatives to filing bankruptcy. While there have been some recent changes to the Bankruptcy Code, Congress did not take away the right to file for bankruptcy. In fact, bankruptcy remains a viable remedy which may help stop creditor harassment, foreclosure, repossession and even creditor lawsuits. Bankruptcy is not always the best solution nor is it usually the preferred solution. Nonetheless, if you are facing financial challenges, it is an option that must be explored. Learn what legal rights you have and how we can help stop the onslaught of creditor calls and litigation.