For Florida bankruptcy professionals

Your clients' fresh start doesn't end at discharge.

We make sure their credit reports reflect it.

We help clients review their post-discharge credit reports, address inaccurate reporting through available legal processes, and understand their credit-rebuilding options.

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A bankruptcy discharge is a new beginning. Credit reporting errors can make moving forward harder.

Some clients discover that debts discharged in their bankruptcy still appear with balances, past-due amounts, inaccurate collection statuses, or other misleading information.

Because lenders, landlords, and others may rely on credit reports, the accuracy of that reporting can affect a person's ability to move forward financially.

Not every negative entry must disappear. Accurate historical information may remain for legally permitted periods — the concern is reporting that is inaccurate.

What we do

Practical legal help after discharge

Post-Discharge Credit Report Review

We help clients examine reports for possible errors involving discharged accounts.

Credit Reporting Disputes

Where appropriate, we pursue correction of inaccurate information through disputes and other available legal processes.

Consumer Protection Representation

When the facts support a claim, our firm can evaluate possible violations of credit reporting, debt collection, and bankruptcy laws.

Responsible Credit Rebuilding

We educate clients about rebuilding options, including secured accounts, credit-builder products, and sound financial habits.

For referral partners

A professional relationship built around your clients

Lawyer-to-lawyer relationship

Direct, professional communication with Juris Firm Chartered.

Status updates with consent

Appropriate updates when your client authorizes them.

Educational resources

Plain-language guides you can share with clients.

One Florida firm

Post-discharge credit reporting matters and credit education.

How referrals work

Four clear steps

Step 1: Introduce the client
A referral partner introduces the client to our firm.
Step 2: Free consultation
The client schedules a free consultation.
Step 3: Attorney evaluation
An attorney evaluates the matter and discusses whether an engagement is appropriate.
Step 4: Status update
The referring partner may receive an appropriate status update with client consent.

Signing an engagement agreement occurs only if the firm and client agree to representation.

Help your clients move forward after discharge.

Build a professional referral relationship with Juris Firm Chartered and give your clients a clear next step after bankruptcy.

Become a Referral Partner