Nick Thompson concentrates his law practice on bankruptcy and foreclosure work. He graduated from Murray State University in 1974 with a degree in Political Science and Communications. Then, he studied engineering at the University of Louisville Speed School and Geology at the University of Montana. Next, he earned his law degree at Mississippi College in Jackson, Mississippi. He then became a member of the West Virginia Bar Association in 1988 and went on to work in the State Tax Department’s Litigation division as an assistant attorney general.
Nick Thompson • Kentucky Bankruptcy Attorney for Your Fresh Start
Next, Nick moved back to Kentucky in 1991 and joined the Kentucky Bar Association in 1991. At that time, he was officially
admitted to practice in Kentucky and the Federal Court in Southern Indiana. He then went on to open his own law firm specializing in bankruptcy and foreclosure law.
Although Nick has an assistant, he has never handed a case over to an associate attorney, paralegal, or support staff, as many other law firms will. Instead, Nick prefers to consult with his clients and prepare their petitions personally. This attention to detail means that all of Nick’s clients get the best possible legal representation from an attorney with decades of experience in bankruptcy and foreclosure law.
Nick lectures at many NBI (National Bankruptcy Institute) and Lorman bankruptcy seminars. Over 500 bankruptcy attorneys, tax and real estate professionals have attended his seminars.
From 1994 to 1995, Nick worked as an assistant county prosecutor in Bullitt County. He also worked as a Federal Public defender under the CJA program from 1992-1998.
From Nick Thompson
“I have been filing bankruptcy cases in Louisville, Kentucky since 1991. It’s important for me to be sensitive to my client’s needs. Clients normally file bankruptcy because of a death, divorce, disability or loss of income. I realize that my clients are trying to pay their debts. However, through no fault of their own, they are unable to do so. When these tragic events occur they need a fresh start on a new budget. If they can repay their debts they might file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. But about 70% of my clients have little or no income and assets, so they qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. That’s why our website contains manuals and materials so that you can work with us to eliminate the difficulties faced with discharging your debts.”
“Bankruptcy is a chance for the deserving debtor gets a fresh start. In fact, the theme of my office is a fresh green leaf after a spring shower. We do this because it is our goal that our clients start over, like they were born all over again, with a fresh start. Our goal is for all their debts to be behind them and forgiven. They also have to budget their new incomes, which are often less than before the events leading to bankruptcy. That’s why we work with our clients to design an effective bankruptcy plan, one that eliminates their debt in order to give them a new, bright future.”
“If a bad home mortgage or car loan requires that the property goes back, we try to design the bankruptcy so that it goes back in a way that ensures the client is not stuck with a tax debt or deficiency from the foreclosure. The bankruptcy can be the hope of a new life that the debtor planned for instead of a disaster that happened to them. Let us help you plan your fresh start after your disaster.”
Bar Admissions for Nick Thompson
- District Court 1988, Kentucky 1991, Eastern and Western Kentucky U.S
- West Virginia 1988, West Virginia U.S
- District Court and Bankruptcy Courts 1991, Indiana U.S.
- District Court, and Bankruptcy Court Kentucky 1991.
- US Tax Court Washington DC 1988 License #51.
- US Circuit Court Cincinnati Ohio 1992 Leading Case US v Dean.
Professional Associations and Memberships
- American Bankruptcy Institute
- National Consumer Bankruptcy Association
- National Association of Consumer Advocates
Our Contact Information
- Nick C. Thompson, Attorney: 502-625-0905
- Toni Hardin, Administrative Assistant: 502-625-0903
- Email both Nick and Toni: Office@Bankruptcy-Divorce.com
- Make PayPal payments on the Payments Page.
Directions to Our Office
Our law office is located behind the Barnes and Noble Bookstore on Hurstbourne Parkway in Louisville, KY.
- First, turn at the Republic Bank Building and Hyatt on Hurstbourne onto Stone Creek Parkway.
- Then, look for the first condo around the curve on the right.
- Also, we are across the road from the Willows apartments in Building 800 Second Floor Suite 6.
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Areas Served by the Nick Thompson Law Office in Louisville, Kentucky
The Nick Thompson Law Office in Louisville, Kentucky, serves individuals, couples and small businesses in Elizabethtown, Jeffersontown, Taylorsville, Mt. Washington, Shepherdsville, Brandenburg, Radcliff, Ft. Knox and in communities of Jefferson County, Oldham County, Nelson County, Bullitt County, Spencer County, and Hardin County. We also handle bankruptcy cases in New Albany, Indiana, Jeffersonville, Indiana, Clarksville, Indiana, and neighboring communities. (KY, IN)
Resources for Bankruptcy
Louisville Kentucky Bankruptcy Forms
Other Related Information
Getting Your Fresh Start Through Bankruptcy
Your Fresh Start on a New Budget with Bankruptcy
Louisville Jefferson County Kentucky Commissioner Foreclosure Sales
If you are thinking about filing bankruptcy, don’t delay because timing is crucial. I am here to help you. So, contact my office right away to start the conversation. Nick C. Thompson, Bankruptcy Lawyer: 502-625-0905
