SMALL TOWN TEAM. WORLD CLASS RESULTS. NORTH CAROLINA BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY
CATHY STROUPE, P.A
Charlotte & Kernersville Bankruptcy Attorney – Cathy Stroupe, PA
Regain Financial Control with Compassionate, Expert Bankruptcy Guidance
Facing overwhelming debt? Cathy Stroupe is a dedicated North Carolina bankruptcy attorney guiding clients in Charlotte, Kernersville, Reidsville, and surrounding areas toward financial freedom. Whether you’re dealing with credit card debt, medical bills, or foreclosure, her firm provides personalized support every step of the way.
Our firm represents clients in a variety of legal matters. Our attorneys focus on bankruptcy (Chapter 7 and Chapter 13). Our offices seek to provide quality legal representation while also providing our clients with local, hometown service.
We have helped countless individuals and families. We help clients seek relief under the US Bankruptcy Code. We understand how financial hardships can create feelings of stress, embarrassment, hopelessness and helplessness. We take pride in helping our clients find much-needed relief from overwhelming debt. We offer consultations in a relaxed, friendly environment to help our clients use the US Bankruptcy Code to identity and create a plan to alleviate their financial burdens and get started on the road to financial recovery.
Local Representation with Deep Roots
The law offices serve multiple Triad-area cities—Charlotte, Kernersville, Reidsville—and neighboring counties like Guilford, Forsyth, Rockingham, and Moore. Cathy’s team has empowered individuals and families across central North Carolina with over a decade of dedicated legal service.
What to Expect in a Bankruptcy Case
- Free Initial Consultation – Review your financial situation, goals, and most effective bankruptcy options.
- Clear Filing & Court Guidance – We prepare and file all necessary documents, and accompany you through creditor meetings.
- Long-Term Financial Strategy – Post-bankruptcy coaching ensures you rebuild credit and secure a strong financial future.
