'William F. Kunofsky Law Office' Business

William F. Kunofsky Law Office

Q: Name of your website?

A: William F. Kunofsky. Dallas Bankruptcy Attorney

Q: Please give us a short summary of your website?

A: The Law Office of William F. Kunofsky represents clients in all matters of debt relief including taxes, mortgages, loans, credit cards, medical bills, rent and utilities.

Q: When was the William F. Kunofsky Law Office established?

A: I established the Law Office of William F. Kunofsky in Dallas in 1994 to represent individuals, families and businesses experiencing serious tax or other overwhelming debt issues find the resolution they need to restore their credit.

Q: Why Choose the William F. Kunofsky Law Office?

A: Managing debt is the first step for individuals or small businesses to regain control of their financial future. As a Certified Public Accountant (C.P.A.) and licensed attorney I understand the importance of finding immediate and reliable tax and debt relief solutions.

I have many years of professional experience working on tax debt, IRS audits, bankruptcy and other tax relief issues and have a thorough understanding of how debt, taxes and finances are all tied together.

Hiring a trusted professional who will successfully provide the debt relief solutions that are permanent and will restore your good credit will ultimately save you time, money and energy.

Q: How do I contact the William F. Kunofsky Law Office?

A: William F Kunofsky Law Office

10300 North Central Expressway #252

Dallas, TX 75231-8662

(214) 369-1040 ‎

• www.debtfighters.com/

What do you normally do if a person has no resources to secure your services? I am sure that holds back a lot of people because they figure they can't afford to have someone help them.

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For example, and William can correct me if I am wrong, it may be advisable for someone to pay for a bankruptcy instead of paying a large bill that is past due. Of course, many lawyers offer a free consultation and you could get an answer based on your personal circumstances.

Another thing to remember of bankruptcy is that it is your right. Everyone you make a contract with (mortgage companies, auto loans, the electric company) all know you have the right to file bankruptcy. I can't imagine why anyone has a moral issue or would feel embarrassed to exercise any of their rights guaranteed by law.

The big companies, banks, mortgage companies, etc, all exercise their rights to market stuff to you and push you to the limits of your financial abilities.

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I don't know the rules that define forgiveness of an IRS debt, but unless that is part of the resolution and you don't have a lot of other debt, does it make sense?

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