Boutique firm with particular emphasis in debt relief, financial restructuring and bankruptcy
for consumers and businesses.

Our central Vermont law firm concentrates in the areas of bankruptcy, creditors' rights, trustee representation, debtor issues, business restructuring and workouts, wills, probate, corporate formation, secured transactions and commercial law generally.

We provide a prompt, thorough analysis of your or your company's financials to determine the most optimal way to proceed. Our practice is primarily transactional with litigation, but also includes solutions for both viable and troubled companies by reviewing and analyzing business financials and offering alternative resolutions. We also maintain a significant creditors' right practice to assist companies facing stale or bankrupt receivables.

We have a combined 34 years' experience
concentrated in the field of bankruptcy.

Raymond J. Obuchowski is a court-appointed Chapter 7 case Trustee for the District of Vermont. He is the only actively practicing Vermont attorney to be admitted into the American College of Bankruptcy— an elite group of approximately 650 of the top bankruptcy and restructuring professionals across the country. He is board certified by the American Board of Certification in both business and consumer bankruptcy. Mr. Obuchowski formerly clerked for Vermont's first and longest standing bankruptcy judge, the Honorable Charles J. Marro. See Ray's full bio here.

Jennifer Emens-Butler joined Mr. Obuchowski's firm nearly 10 years ago. She formerly clerked for Vermont's second bankruptcy judge, the Honorable Francis G. Conrad, from 1995 through 1997. She is a cum laude graduate of the Vermont Law School and is currently serving her second year as the Chair of the Vermont Bankruptcy Law Section of the Vermont Bar Association. She is a frequent speaker and writer on bankruptcy matters and has actively participated in some of Vermont's most complex reorganization cases. See Jennifer's full bio here.