Mr. Chad Van Horn
AV-Rated, passionate representation by a leading attorney that gives backChad Van Horn, Esq. is a South Florida business leader and founding partner attorney of Van Horn Law Group, P.A. Through a combination of dedicated philanthropy, spirited entrepreneurship and legal expertise, he applies his resources and network to helping people—whether it's through his board leadership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County, his efforts developing startup ventures that bring jobs to the local economy, or practicing bankruptcy law to provide solutions to economic hardship. While his volunteer work and entrepreneurial spirit play a major role in his life, Chad's success as the founder of Van Horn Law Group, P.A. has garnered him significant praise in the legal community. Chad, a Florida State Bar-certified attorney since 2009, started working in bankruptcy law as a law clerk in 2007 while he was attending law school at night.. A testament to his work ethic, Chad quickly made a name for himself and eventually established Van Horn Law Group, P.A. to utilize his skill in a way that would better serve individuals and businesses throughout South Florida dealing with the pressures of debt, foreclosure and loss. Chad's legal acumen extends beyond bankruptcy, leveraging extensive proficiencies in varied areas of law, including business and real estate transactions, commercial and real estate litigation, loan modifications and landlord-tenant disputes. Chad's work in the legal system has been applauded by both his clients and his peers. He is a recipient of the AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, an online information and rating service for attorneys across the nation. This distinction, which is the highest possible rating given by Martindale-Hubbell, is a reflection of Chad's hard work and commitment to excellence. Van Horn Law Group is only one of the many entrepreneurial endeavors in which Chad has achieved success.
- Bankruptcy
- Business Law
- Real Estate Law
- Foreclosure Defense
- Chapter 11 Reorganization Bankruptcy
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- Florida
- 11th Circuit
- U.S. Supreme Court
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- Founding Partner
- Van Horn Law Group P.A.
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- Robert Morris College
- B.S. | Business
- Nova Southeastern University
- J.D. | Law
- 10.0 Rating
- Avvo
- Florida Big Brother of the Year
- Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Super Lawyer - Rising Star
- Thomson Reuters
- Super Lawyer - Rising Star
- Thomson Reuters
- Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Board Member/Big Brother
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- Activities: Volunteering, fundraising, sponsoring and mentoring for Big Brothers Big Sisters. Also honored as Florida's 2017 Big Brother of the Year. https://www.vanhornlawgroup.com/about/in-the-news
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- The College Cash Conundrum
- Fort Lauderdale Magazine
- The New Bankruptcy Forms Petition, Schedules and SOFAs , Palm Beach County Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Course , Palm Beach, Florida
- Palm Beach County Bar Association
- Bankruptcy Attorney Chad Van Horn recently took part as an instructor for a Palm Beach County Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Course. The topic: “The New Bankruptcy Forms Petition, Schedules and SOFAs.” Van Horn focused on pre-filing review issues and the intake process. Attorneys and paralegals attended the class and received Continuing Legal Education credit for the course.
- AV Rated
- Martindale Hubbell
Keeping a Car If Filing Bankruptcy | Frequently Asked
One of the most common questions we get asked is "If I file bankruptcy, will I get to keep my leased or financed car?" The short answer is, Yes, but we need to look at your complete financial situation to figure what the best options will be for you. Filing bankruptcy can seem scary at first but it certainly does not have to be. The more you prepare yourself, the better off you are going to be. Read more about How Will Filing Bankruptcy Impact My Home and Car Loans in this article: http://blog.vanhornlawgroup.com/how-w... If you are ready to speak to one of our Fort Lauderdale Bankruptcy attorneys, give us a call or visit www.vanhornlawgroup.com to schedule a free consultation.
Is Personal Bankruptcy Public Record | Frequently Asked
When considering filing bankruptcy, we are commonly asked if filing personal bankruptcy shows in public records. The short answer is, yes. However, it's not something easily obtained from a search online or a neighbor or friend would have easy access to. To learn more about filing personal bankruptcy and the Pro's and Con's of it, check out this blog on our website: http://blog.vanhornlawgroup.com/pros-.... If you are ready to talk to our South Florida Bankruptcy Attorney, visit our website at www.vanhornlawgroup.com to schedule your free consultation.
Is Filing Bankruptcy Bad in Florida | Frequently Asked Questions
People that need to file bankruptcy are all too often good people who got into a bad situation and bankruptcy is an option to help them start fresh. Bankruptcy doesn't define who you are, it's just a system to get you through your debts. To help you decide if bankruptcy is right for your situation, you can read more on this blog about "When Filing For Bankruptcy is the Best Option" http://blog.vanhornlawgroup.com/when-.... If you are ready to schedule a free consultation with our South Florida bankruptcy attorney, visit www.vanhornlawgroup.com
- Q. If I am in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, filed in April of 2016, will I be able to keep my Covid-19 stimulus check?
- A: Yes. The Chapter 13 Trustees are not looking to intercept this money. Good luck!
- Q. Hello, 4 years into chapter 13 plan have relocated to new state unable to make remaining payments income loss health
- A: I would speak to your bankruptcy attorney about applying for what's card a hardship discharge in the Chapter 13 to avoid having to convert to Chapter 7.
- Q. I've been called by a debt collector for an amt. that was charged off in my bankruptcy; may I give them the case #?
- A: Yes. Give them your case number and discharge order. Also, if you have the schedules that show they were listed as a creditor you can send that as well. If they continue, speak to your bankruptcy attorney and they can go after them for a discharge violation.
