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Kelley, Fulton & Kaplan Motto
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We offer creative solutions to difficult problems in the areas of bankruptcy, foreclosure, litigation and business law!

Who We Represent

Kelley & Fulton represents all types of financial institutions and other creditors, incuding

  • Mortgage lenders
  • All other Secured lenders, including vehicle lenders
  • Condominium and homeowners associations
  • Landlords of commercial or residential real estate
  • Vehicle or equipment lessors
  • Unsecured creditors
  • Credit card companies

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Representing Creditors in Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Proceedings

Lending, Banking and Creditors’ Rights Attorneys – Law Office of Kelley, Fulton & Kaplan

If you are a Florida bank, lender, or other type of creditor in need of attorney services related to bankruptcy, foreclosure or other collection proceeding, the legal team at the Kelley, Fulton & Kaplan can help you. Our law firm has been successfully representing creditors and ensuring their rights in bankruptcies, foreclosures and other collection proceedings for more than 25 years. We offer personalized, timely service that’s designed to protect your investment and rights.

Protecting Creditor Rights in Bankruptcy

In protecting creditors rights in relationship to debtors and bankruptcy proceedings, Kelley, Fulton & Kaplan provides numerous services that are designed to aggressively pursue and collect the debt that is owed to our clients, including:

  • Filing a proof of claim
  • Requesting relief from an automatic stay
  • Objecting to discharge of debts
  • Defending a preference lawsuit
  • Negotiating a lease assumption or rejection
  • Obtaining protection if a debtor attempts the use of cash collateral
  • Filing a motion for taking the Rule 2004 examination of a debtor
  • Asking for the turnover of collateral
  • Filing an action of dischargeability
  • Opposing a Chapter 11 or Chapter 13 plan approval
  • Negotiating an agreement of reaffirmation
  • Filing a motion to dismiss the bankruptcy proceeding
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