Kent Bankruptcy Lawyer
Financial problems, credit card debt, student loan debt, medical bills, foreclosure problems, are overwhelming problems. Having a Kent bankruptcy lawyer that has experience, understanding, and empathy for the problems that you face makes the process of bankruptcy easier, more acceptable, and provides you with the stress relief that you need. At the Law Office of Mark McClure, our experienced Kent bankruptcy attorneys will make sure your financial problems are treated with dignity and respect and will fight to protect your family’s assets, vehicles, and home utilizing the laws to your maximum benefit.
Our Kent Bankruptcy Attorneys focus on:
- Stopping Garnishments
- Stopping Lawsuits
- Restoring Driver’s Licenses and eliminating Traffic Tickets
- Eliminating Medical Bills
- Eliminating Credit Card Bills
- Managing Student Loan Debt
- Stopping Foreclosures
- Stripping Second Mortgages
- Stripping HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) Loans
- Providing You will financial control and peace of mind
Call our Kent Bankruptcy Attorneys Now @ (253) 631-6484
About Kent, Washington
With an estimated population of 120,916 people and 2011, Kent, Washington is the six largest in the state. Geographically, Kent it is near Tukwila to the north, De Moines and SeaTac to the west, Covington is to its east, and another part of Covington is to its south. Kent was founded on May 28, 1890. Before that, it was called Titusville. In fact, you can still see the Titusville station sign on Gowe Street.
Kent’s history is very interesting. During the great depression, Kent was well known for producing lettuce. Then, after the war ended, Kent grew rapidly until, between the years of 1953 and 1960, the city grew to almost 12 times its pre-war population. Like a number of other cities in Washington, it was Boeing and other aerospace companies that really built Kent’s economy. Still, despite the large number of high tech companies in the area, Kent has long had a reputation for being the home of �rednecks�.
Despite parodies of Kent made by the comedy show Almost Live, Kent is far from being a backward town. Kent’s public transportation system, for example, includes King County Metro Transit, which provides service to downtown Seattle among other destinations. The city also has heavy rail service and a local bus service. For anyone interested in recreation, Kent has an extensive system of Parks including play fields, greenbelts, skate parks, mini parks, and more than 60 natural Parks.
The interesting thing about Kent is that the valley is almost entirely covered in warehouses. And, just 0.85% of the land area is water; the rest is land. Nevertheless, Green River does flow through part of the city.
If you really want to learn about a city, don’t pay too much attention to statistics you find online. Get in your car or hop on a plane and go for a visit!
