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Compassionate Bankruptcy Representation
Financial distress can happen to anyone. Job loss, medical emergencies, or divorce can quickly lead to overwhelming debt. Lentz Law, founded by John A. Lentz, is a boutique law firm dedicated to helping individuals and businesses find a path to financial freedom. With offices in both Omaha and Lincoln, the firm has served the Nebraska community for over a decade. Mr. Lentz understands that good people often find themselves in difficult financial situations through no fault of their own. If you are looking to find a lawyer who will listen without judgment and provide clear, effective solutions, Lentz Law is ready to help you hit the reset button. Their mission is to guide you through the bankruptcy process with dignity and respect.
Comprehensive Debt Relief Services
Lentz Law specializes exclusively in bankruptcy and debt relief, ensuring that they are experts in the field. They handle all major chapters of the bankruptcy code, tailoring their approach to your unique situation:
- Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: helping individuals wipe out unsecured debts like credit cards and medical bills to achieve a ”fresh start.”
- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: Creating manageable repayment plans for those who have a regular income but have fallen behind on mortgage or car payments, often stopping foreclosure in its tracks.
- Chapter 11 & 12: Assisting businesses and family farmers in reorganizing their debts so they can continue to operate and thrive.
- Student Loan Debt: advising on the latest legal avenues for managing or discharging student loans in bankruptcy.
Experienced and Distinguished Legal Counsel
John Lentz is not just a bankruptcy attorney; he is a recognized leader in the field. A graduate of the University of Nebraska College of Law with distinction, he has received the American Bankruptcy Institute Medal of Excellence. His academic background in philosophy informs his thoughtful and ethical approach to law. The firm prides itself on being accessible, offering free consultations and flexible payment plans to ensure that legal help is available when you need it most. Unlike high-volume ”mills,” Lentz Law provides personalized attention, with Mr. Lentz often handling cases directly from start to finish. If you need to order a lawyer to stop wage garnishment or harassing creditor calls, his team acts swiftly to protect your rights. 💰 ⚖️
A Fresh Start Awaits
The firm believes that bankruptcy is not an end, but a new beginning. They work to minimize the impact of liquidation and protect as many of your assets as possible using Nebraska’s exemption laws. From the moment you retain their services, the ”automatic stay” goes into effect, halting collection actions immediately. Don’t let debt control your life any longer. Reach out to Lentz Law to explore your options and take the first step toward financial stability.
We assist individuals, families, businesses, and farmers in obtaining clean slates. We offer no-judgment representation and are available to take your call 24/7.
The Omaha office is conveniently located on South 67th Street, near the Aksarben area. Virtual appointments and same-day scheduling are often available.
Specializing In
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Farm Bankruptcy, Debt Relief
Address & Location
The Omaha office is located at 2111 South 67th Street, in Suite 300. This location is near the intersection of 67th and Center Streets, just north of the College of Saint Mary.
Building Location
The firm is housed in a multi-story professional office building with a modern brick and glass exterior. It is situated in a business park setting set back slightly from the road.
Suite Access
Enter the main lobby and take the elevator to the 3rd floor. Suite 300 is clearly marked.
Parking Details
There is a large free parking lot surrounding the building for client use.
Public Transit
The location is well-served by Metro Transit. The nearest major stops are on Center Street (served by Route 15) or 67th Street, providing easy access from central Omaha.
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