Houston's Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Attorney — Protecting Businesses & High-Asset Individuals.
When the stakes are high, you need a lawyer who leads with restructuring — not liquidation.
Strategic Restructuring for Businesses and High-Asset Individuals
When a business or individual faces serious financial pressure, the goal is not always to walk away. It is to restructure, protect what you have built, and emerge stronger. Chapter 11 bankruptcy is a sophisticated legal tool that allows businesses and high-asset individuals to reorganize debt, renegotiate contracts, and keep operations running while regaining financial footing.
At the Law Office of Jeremy T. Wood, PLLC, I lead with Chapter 11 reorganization, a strategy used by businesses of all sizes, real estate ventures, and individuals with significant debt to restructure obligations on their terms. For those who qualify and need a clean break, Chapter 7 liquidation remains an efficient path to discharge debt and start fresh.
The right strategy depends on your specific situation. Whether you need to preserve a business, protect assets, or achieve a complete discharge, I will help you identify the most effective path forward.
Taking decisive action with the right legal strategy can make all the difference. Let us evaluate your options together.
Why Most Small Business Cases Should Be Filed Under Subchapter V
Subchapter V of Chapter 11 gives qualifying businesses structural advantages that standard Chapter 11 cannot match - making reorganization faster, cheaper, and more owner-friendly.
WHAT WE DO
Legal Practice Areas
Chapter 11
Bankruptcy
A powerful tool for businesses and high-asset individuals, Chapter 11 allows for restructuring debt obligations while maintaining operations, paving the way for long-term financial recovery.
Chapter 7
Bankruptcy
A straightforward path to debt relief, Chapter 7 eliminates most unsecured debts through liquidation, offering a fresh start for qualifying individuals and businesses in financial distress.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Designed for individuals with steady income, Chapter 13 creates a manageable repayment plan over three to five years, helping to protect assets and catch up on missed payments.
