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Empowering You to Achieve Financial Freedom
For over 25 years, the Law Firm of Kevin D. Judd has been a beacon of hope for Washington, D.C. residents struggling with debt. Led by Kevin D. Judd, a prominent bankruptcy attorney and past president of the National Bar Association, the firm is dedicated to helping clients navigate the legal system with dignity and confidence. Mr. Judd believes that bankruptcy is not a sign of failure, but a legal tool designed to provide a fresh start and a path to financial stability.
Kevin Judd represents the gold standard in legal leadership. His extensive experience includes serving as an arbitrator for FINRA and holding leadership roles in numerous bar associations. This deep involvement in the legal community translates into superior representation for his clients. He brings a strategic, knowledgeable approach to every case, ensuring that filings are accurate, assets are protected to the fullest extent of the law, and clients are treated with the respect they deserve.
Comprehensive Bankruptcy Services
The firm specializes in consumer bankruptcy, offering tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of each client. 💰
- Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Guiding clients through the process of discharging unsecured debts, stopping creditor harassment immediately upon filing.
- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: helping individuals with regular income reorganize their debts, often saving homes from foreclosure and cars from repossession through a structured repayment plan.
- Student Loan Management: While difficult to discharge, the firm advises on strategies to manage overwhelming student loan debt within the context of bankruptcy proceedings.
- Credit Rebuilding: The firm’s service doesn’t end at the discharge; they provide resources and advice on how to rebuild credit scores and regain financial health post-bankruptcy.
A Leader You Can Trust
Kevin Judd’s commitment to social justice and economic empowerment is evident in his practice. He has been inducted into the Washington Bar Association Hall of Fame and is a Fellow of the American Bar Association Foundation. Clients choose this firm not just for legal expertise, but for the compassionate, non-judgmental counsel they receive.
The firm is centrally located in the South Building on Pennsylvania Avenue, right in the corridor of power near the National Archives. If you are ready to stop living in fear of your phone ringing and want to find a lawyer who is a recognized leader in his field, contact the Law Firm of Kevin D. Judd today. Take the first step towards a debt-free future with a team that truly cares. ⚖️
Specializing In
Chapter 7 and 13 Bankruptcy, Foreclosure Defense, Student Loan Debt, Wage Garnishment Stoppage
Address & Location
The firm is located in the prestigious South Building at 601 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. The office is in Suite 900 on the 9th floor. This prime location is situated between 6th and 7th Streets NW, directly across from the National Gallery of Art.
Building Location
The South Building is part of a prominent commercial complex with a classic limestone facade, fitting for its location on America’s Main Street. It features high-security access and stunning views of the Capitol and the Mall.
Suite Access
Enter via the main lobby on Pennsylvania Avenue. You will need to check in at the security desk; photo ID is typically required. Take the elevators to the 9th Floor to reach Suite 900.
Parking Details
There is an underground parking garage available in the building, with the entrance on C Street NW. Additional parking is available at the 425 8th St NW garage. Street parking is extremely limited due to the proximity to federal buildings and museums.
Public Transit
Unbeatable transit access: Located directly above the Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter Station (Green, Yellow Lines). Also just a short walk from Judiciary Square Station (Red Line) and Gallery Place-Chinatown (Red, Green, Yellow Lines). Numerous bus routes serve Pennsylvania Avenue.
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