Renton Bankruptcy Lawyer
Financial problems, credit card debt, student loan debt, medical bills, foreclosure problems, are overwhelming problems. Having a Renton 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 Renton 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 Renton 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
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About Renton, Washington
Renton’s history dates back to long before the arrival of the American settlers in the 1860s. In the time of the American Indians, Renton was a common salmon fishing area. Once the American settlers came it became a coal mining town, with secondary industry is such as clay production and timber. Today, Renton is perhaps best known for its role in the production of 747 aircraft. Despite Boeing’s impact on local economy, there are also a number of other well-known companies such as Paccar, Parallels, Inc., and Providence Health & Services. With a population of over 90,000 people weren’t in is fourth largest city in King County and the eighth largest in the state.
Perhaps the most interesting aspect of Renton is its history. Founded as a form and site, Renton was quickly discovered to have coal, at which point Charles D Shattuck was brought in as coal mine operator. Over the next 16 years, Renton continued to drive most of its income from coal mining operations. Then, during world war two, Boeing built their first factory in Renton to produce to be 29 series of aircraft for the military. Now for the amazing news: as of 2001, 40% of the commercial aircraft in the air was assembled in Renton. Boeing has a very large impact on the local economy, employing more than 10,000 people in the city.
Throughout America, a lot of company towns have suffered throughout the last couple of decades. As such, having company town status has long been considered a poor foundation for the local economy. Renton defies that logic. Renton is a shining example of the strength of economy that can come from housing large companies. With regional giants such as Boeing providing thousands of jobs to local residents, it’s unlikely that weren’t in will ever sure the fate that other company towns have suffered.
