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"I endeavor to provide my clients with insight into their situation and present them with practical options for their cases"

About Kevin

Thorough, analytical, and flexible are all words that can be used to describe this New York native. Kevin became an attorney to provide legal counsel to, and protect the interests of companies, assist in their growth, compliance, and success. Over the past two decades as a bankruptcy attorney, not only has Kevin guided his clients through legal challenges, but also safeguarded their financial well-being, and protected their reputations, ensuring a comprehensive approach to legal representation.

Kevin's client centric approach ensures that his clients remain well-informed throughout the entirety of their case. Kevin has extensive experience in managing high caseloads and implementing compliance protocols to ensure that his clients receive top-tier legal counsel and protection. He is well equipped to provide tailored solutions to clients facing complex financial challenges. Kevin describes his ideal client as being an individual or business in need of legal expertise, who values effective communication and client oriented approach.

Some of the invaluable advice that Kevin has received in life included his grandfather's wisdom to prioritize common sense in decision-making, and the principal that every action should be purposeful.

Outside of the office, Kevin enjoys spending quality time with his family. He also recently found an interest in gardening, specifically growing vegetables.

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Recent Blog Posts

Be Aware: Maryland Bankruptcy Court Rules That Lender Attorney Fees Related to Routine Notices in Chapter 13 Are Allowable

Kevin R. Feig | March 2025

In a Maryland Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, In re Cruz, the debtor became concerned about nearly $3,000 in attorney fees accumulated due to mandated Payment Change Notices and Fee Notices related to her home equity line of credit. The Bankruptcy Court ultimately found the fees reasonable but excused the creditor from further notice requirements to prevent additional charges. Full Article

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