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Houston-Austin-San Antonio Bankruptcy Attorney-Lawyer Alex Wathen who if you qualify can stop foreclosures, repossessions, and get you out of debt. Whether you need a Chapter 7, 11, 12 or 13, Bankruptcy Attorney Alex Wathen can help you. The picture of the American flag is meant to symbolize the patriotic act of filing for bankruptcy as provided for in the United States Constitution and bankruptcy laws passed by Congress under that power. HOUSTON BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY
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LAWYER ALEX WATHEN 281-999-9025 or 888-305-1919


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Main Office: 10333 Northwest Freeway, Suite 503, Houston, TX 77092 (281) 999-9025 Make an appointment!

Austin: 11782 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX 78759 (512) 391-1886 Make an appointment!

San Antonio: 11550 IH 10 West, Suite 180, San Antonio, TX 78230 (210) 853-5828 Make an appointment!

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Meetings with Alex Wathen at all offices is by appointment only.

Directions: The Office is located at 10333 Northwest Freeway, between Mangum and Dacoma, just outside the IH-610 Loop. Take 610 to U.S. 290 the Northwest Freeway and take the Mangum Dacoma exit. Take a hard u-turn or protected u-turn going underneath the freeway before the traffic light. The “10333” building is on your right, the first of three five story office buildings. There is plenty of free parking in the front. Take the elevator to the fifth floor and we are in Suite 503 on your right. If you are coming from the Northline Mall, Houston Heights, North Sheperd, Garden Oaks, Timbergrove Manor, Independence Heights, Acres Homes, Downtown Houston, Humble, Aldine, IAH Bush Intercontinental Airport, or Fall Creek, get on 610 Westbound.

Driving from the Galleria, Sharpstown, Alief, Missouri City, Sugar Land, Meadows Place, Stafford, Richmond, Fort Bend County, or Rosenberg, take US 59 Northbound to 610 Northbound. Watch for rush hour traffic around the Galleria. This is usually a pretty quick route.

If coming from Memorial City, Spring Branch, Spring Valley, Memorial Villages, Katy, West Houston, or West Harris County, take I-10 Eastbound to I-610 Northbound. This is usually a pretty smooth route but if it gets bad you can take Long Point to Hempstead Highway as an alternate.

Going from River Oaks, Montrose, the Museum District, Midtwon, the Medical Center, West Univeristy, Bellaire, Astrodome, Beechnut, or Braeswood, take I-610 Northbound. Getting to I-610 can be accomplished by taking San Felipe or Westpark if appropriate even if it is busy around town.

If you are coming all the way from Pasadena, LaPorte, Deer Park, HOU Hobby Airport, Clear Lake, Pearland, Friendswood, or Sagemont, I would recommend taking 610 around the east and north side because it is quicker and tends to have less traffic. Because of the freeway location it is easy to get here from all these areas. If you feel like you live too far away try a telephone appointment.

Bankruptcy as a new beginning rather than an end – Doing it once and doing it right!

I like to see bankruptcy as a new beginning rather than as an end. It is a second chance in life to get a fresh start free of debts. We all work very hard and some of us are fortunate enough to have the kind of financial success we want. Unfortunately many of us are not. I help those who have not had good financial luck to get a new start in life. It is not what you do before your file for bankruptcy that matters, it is what you do afterwards. Thanks to credit scoring you can still do well in a relatively short time after your bankruptcy if you do the right things to build your finances and credit. When you hire me you are not only hiring an attorney to help you through your bankruptcy but also an adviser to help you find the tools and resources you need to succeed in the future. I do not want repeat customers, although sometimes it is inevitable. I want my clients to do so well that rather than recommending me as the attorney who has filed both of their bankruptcies they recommend me as the attorney who helped them through their bankruptcy and helped them make sure that they did not have to file again. Here is the link to my page with resources for your future to prevent you from being a repeat client.


Bankrupsy, Bankruptsy, Bankrupcy or which ever alternative spelling you have seen, Bankruptcy is the correct spelling and this is why.

I like to think of bankruptcy as a good thing for you as you are getting relief from your debts and stopping foreclosures, repossessions, and many other bad things from happening to you if you qualify. I know that another spelling might be preferable to you, but let's face it it is what it is regardless of how it is spelled. Think of it as the bank rupturing rather than you! When the bank finds out it cannot collect your debt they are the ones with the loss and you are the one with the gain. We think of bankruptcy as such a bad thing, and I know it is never our first choice, it usually the last one, but the fact is you gain protection from creditors and then most debts get wiped away with the discharge. So whichever way you want to spell it, you should think of yourself as a winner because you turned a very difficult situation into a good one. I look forward to helping you with your debts as I have done for many others.


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We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.

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As a Bankruptcy attorney, Alex Wathen may practice nationwide through pro hac vice subject to approval of the local court. He has previously done so both out of state. Alex has always been approved in the past. Alex runs a virtually paperless office which benefits long distance clients in order to minimize the number of trips to the office and allowing clients to save time and gasoline which is so important in order to have a successful bankruptcy.

As a Harris County Bankruptcy Lawyer he is licensed to file bankruptcy cases in the Southern District of Texas which also includes Harris County, Chambers County, Galveston County, Brazoria County, Matagorda County, Wharton County, Fort Bend County, Waller County, Grimes County, Brazos County, Walker County, Madison County, Lavaca County, Victoria County, Fayette County, Austin County, and Colorado County. The Eastern District of Texas includes Liberty County, Jefferson County, Orange County, and the Western District of Texas includes Washington County.

Although Alex Wathen is a Houston bankruptcy lawyer that serves clients from a wide geographic area, his biggest client base is in the Greater Houston and including the following communities: College Station, Brenham, Sealy, Katy, Brookshire, Waller, Tomball, Conroe, the Woodlands, Willis, Porter, Magnolia, Huntsville, Livingston, Richmond, Rosenberg, Sugar Land, Stafford, Missouri City, Meadows Place, Fresno, Needville, Arcola, Sienna Plantation, Manvel, Alvin, Angleton, Danbury, Clute, Lake Jackson, Freeport, Surfside Beach, Santa Fe, Pearland, Friendswood, Shadow Creek Ranch, Galveston, Bolivar, Texas City, Tiki Island, San Antonio, New Braunfels, Seguin, Windcrest, Bulverde, Kerrville, Boerne, Dickinson, Bacliff, San Leon, LaMarque, League City, South Shore Harbor, Kemah, Clear Lake, Seabrook, NASA, Space Center, Webster, La Porte, Shoreacres, Deer Park, Pasadena, Ship Channel, Morgans Point, South Houston, Hobby Airport, Ellington Field, Nassau Bay, Taylor Lake Village, El Lago, Sagemont, Brookside Village, Sunnyside, Third Ward, East End, Navigation, Northline, Highland Heights, Aldine, Westheimer, Sharpstown, Alief, Bellaire, West University, Rice University, Medical Center, Astrodome, Reliant Center, Westchase, Bear Creek, Highway 6, Copperfield, Barker Cypress, Mason Road, Greenspoint, Klein, Spring, FM 1960, Champions, Kingwood, Humble, Crobsy, Atascocita, Highlands, Baytown, Channelview, Galena Park, Jacinto City, North Forest, Goose Creek,

Principal office located in Houston, Texas, though Alex is proud to be a Harris County Bankruptcy Attorney. Licensed to practice law in Texas, the United States District Courts for the Southern District of Texas, Eastern District of Texas, Northern District of Texas, and Western District of Texas, the United States Courts of Appeals for the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Circuits, as well as the United States Supreme Court. Alex Wathen is solely responsible for its contents. This site provides only general information and is not a substitute for a face to face consultation with a bankruptcy attorney such as Alex Wathen. Neither is there ever an attorney client relationship created by the use of this site including the submission of any bankruptcy questions or other information. For more information contact Alex Wathen, 10333 Northwest Freeway, Suite 503, Houston, TX 77092, (281) 999-9025. Click here for the website for Alex Wathen's Editorials.