Complete Representation Bankruptcy Attorneys in Northeast Ohio

Serving Akron, Canton, Summit County, Portage and Medina, Ohio.

Financial hardship can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to face it alone. At Hoover Kacyon, LLC, we provide complete representation in bankruptcy law, guiding individuals, families, and small businesses through every stage of the process. Our goal is to help you achieve financial relief with clarity, confidence, and peace of mind.

We work with clients across Summit, Portage, Medina, Stark,  and surrounding counties. From your first consultation through discharge, our attorneys offer comprehensive support in Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and debt resolution matters. When creditors are calling, wages are being garnished, or foreclosure threatens your home, we are here to protect your rights and lead you through the process.

Evaluating Your Options

Every bankruptcy case begins with a conversation. We take time to review your income, debts, property, and long-term goals before recommending a path forward. Some clients qualify for Chapter 7, which eliminates unsecured debts through liquidation. Others find Chapter 13 more effective because it allows them to repay certain obligations while keeping important assets like homes and cars.

Our attorneys explain the consequences of each choice so you understand how bankruptcy may affect your property, credit, and future financial stability. This early guidance is key to building a plan that works for your life.

Preparing and Filing Your Case

Bankruptcy requires accuracy and strict compliance with federal and Ohio rules. Even a simple error can cause delays or dismissal. We prepare all required petitions and schedules, ensure your supporting documents are complete, and file your case with the court in a timely manner.

By handling these details, we reduce stress and keep your case on track. Our attorneys also guide you through required steps such as credit counseling and debtor education so you remain compliant throughout the process.

Representation in Court

Filing is only the beginning. Every bankruptcy case includes a 341 Meeting of Creditors, where a trustee and creditors may ask questions about your finances. Additional hearings may follow, especially if creditors challenge your filings or repayment plan.

We represent you at each appearance, answer questions on your behalf, and respond to disputes. Our presence ensures that your rights are protected and that the case remains focused on achieving relief.

Supporting Individuals and Families

Bankruptcy often follows events outside of your control illness, job loss, divorce, or unexpected bills. We understand how difficult these circumstances can be. Our attorneys help stop collection harassment, prevent repossession, and use Ohio exemptions to protect property whenever possible.

For families, the process is about more than numbers. It is about creating space to rebuild, regain stability, and move forward with dignity. We provide compassionate representation that keeps your family’s future at the center of the process.

Supporting Small Businesses

Debt challenges for business owners can be especially complex. We represent sole proprietors and small business owners who need to restructure, repay, or in some cases close their operations. Whether through Chapter 7 liquidation or Chapter 13 repayment, we help business owners make informed choices that protect both their livelihood and their personal stability.

Handling Contested or Complex Matters

Some bankruptcies are straightforward; others are not. When creditors object to exemptions, challenge filings, or raise questions about property, the process can become contested. We step in quickly to address motions, negotiate disputes, and represent you in hearings. By offering complete representation, we remain at your side no matter how complicated the case becomes.

Life After Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy is not the end of your financial life, it is a chance to begin again. After discharge, we continue to advise clients on rebuilding credit, managing finances, and avoiding pitfalls that could lead back to debt. We want you to leave the process not only debt-free but also prepared to move forward with long-term stability.