Lawyers

With more than 100 years of combined legal experience, our attorneys are experts in bankruptcy law and many other areas of practice. They have been able to help thousands of families in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk and the surrounding areas of Hampton Roads successfully restructure their lives and protect their property. Our lawyers offer a free one hour office consultation to discuss your legal matter.

Norfolk Bankruptcy Lawyers

The Law Offices of Tom C. Smith has been serving families in Norfolk, VA since the late 1980’s.

Virginia Beach Bankruptcy Lawyers

Tom C. Smith opened his law practice in Virginia Beach in the 1970’s on Pacific Avenue. He quickly became one of the most recognized names in Virginia bankruptcy law and was soon appointed chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee.

Tommy C. Smith, III

After graduating from Virginia Tech, Tommy was permitted by the Virginia State Bar to forego law school and pursue his legal training by studying under his father, Tom C. Smith. The Virginia Law Reader Program afforded Tommy a rare opportunity to train in the same way as many great attorneys of the past including Abraham Lincoln. The experience of reading law to gain admission to the bar has provided Tommy with a unique, fresh outlook for your case.

Tom C. Smith

For more than 40 years, Tom C. Smith has served legal needs of the citizens of Hampton Roads and the Commonwealth of Virginia. A graduate of the Marshall Wythe School of Law at William and Mary, Tom has served as a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee since 1978. He has helped thousands of clients reorganize their lives and businesses with successful bankruptcies. Tom has handled injury cases ranging from automobile accidents to class action claims for failed breast implants.

Lloyd Parker

Lloyd Parker has extensive experience in bankruptcy practice and has helped many people successfully file bankruptcy. His ability to empathize with debtors facing tough financial situations has allowed him to help the residents of Hampton Roads through the complicated bankruptcy process.