Raleigh Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorneys Jason Hendren and Rebecca Redwine have represented numerous North Carolina companies and individuals experiencing financial difficulty. The bankruptcy team carefully examines each case to provide clients with a variety of solutions to their problems, including out-of-court workouts, business litigation, and Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. Our attorneys have handled Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases for clients across North Carolina including Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Statesville, Wilson, Greenville, Wilmington, New Bern, Wake Forest, Rocky Mount and Elizabeth City. Our bankruptcy attorneys have been recognized as Legal Elite by Business North Carolina and as North Carolina Super Lawyers. Mr. Hendren and Ms. Redwine regularly speak at seminars on the latest issues facing Chapter 11 and Chapter 7 debtors.
The purpose of Chapter 11 is to provide Companies with the opportunity to restructure their creditor relationships in a manner that allows them to continue successful business operations. Chapter 11 is also available to certain individuals who wish to retain their assets and pay their creditors over time.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy can be filed in one of three federal districts in the State of North Carolina.
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina covers the following counties:
| Beaufort | Dare | Johnston | Perquimans |
| Bertie | Duplin | Jones | Pitt |
| Bladen | Edgecombe | Lenoir | Robeson |
| Brunswick | Franklin | Martin | Sampson |
| Camden | Gates | Nash | Tyrrell |
| Carteret | Granville | New Hanover | Vance |
| Chowan | Greene | Northampton | Wake |
| Columbus | Halifax | Onslow | Warren |
| Craven | Harnett | Pamlico | Washington |
| Cumberland | Hertford | Pasquotank | Wayne |
| Currituck | Hyde | Pender | Wilson |
Jason Hendren, Rebecca Redwine, and their experienced staff have represented numerous businesses and individuals in Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases throughout North Carolina.