Michael Hollins Sr.

Michael Hollins, Sr.  is a graduate of Western Michigan University - Thomas M. Cooley Law Schol where he received his Juris Doctorate.  During law school, he worked as an intern to a prominent United States District Judge in the 6th circuit. 

Mr. Hollins is known for his friendly and professional demeanor with clients and is a strong and passionate advocate in court. To Mr. Hollins, the best part of his job is when a client walks into his office overwhelmed by their financial circumstance and then walks out of his office armed with a plan to save their home, have a fresh start, and a smile.

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Michigan

State Bar of Michigan

ID Number: P78644

Federal Circuit

Attorney

Hollins Bankruptcy Law Office, PLLC

2016 - Current

Bankruptcy Law

Attorney

The Law Office of Michael Hollins, PLLC

2014 - 2016

Criminal Law, Family Law, Bankruptcy

Western Michigan University

J.D. (2011) | Law

2008 - 2011

Honors: Student Council - Senator

State Bar of Michigan  # P78644

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Current

Nashville Bar Association

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Napier Looby Bar Association

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Q. Would a judgement proof letter help or hurt us Creditors are calling we haven’t paid in a year or so

3 July 2020

A: If you are indeed judgment proof, I believe that should be enough to dissuade debt collectors from harassing you, but if not, get a lawyer and allow them to take the steps necessary to stop the creditors from harrasing you.

Q. Can I get a secured credit card while in chapter 13 bankruptcy to help build my credit back up?

19 April 2020

A: With the the trustees approval, you can. However, that is the shirt answer. I have more questions that may lend to a better one.

Q. A few years ago i became part of a class action lawsuit due to asbestos exposure. I filed a 13 in September.

14 April 2020

A: You should disclose this settlement income to the court when you learn of it -- you do this by amending your Chapter 13 schedules. If you don't, you could later lose your right to any damages from the claim. The next step would be to exempt these funds as much as possible, where the law allows.