Creditors' Rights

Creditors' Rights

Our creditors’ rights practice is not a volume-based foreclosure mill. We provide banking and creditor clients individualized, responsive service regardless of whether we represent them in one matter or fifty. Our clients do not have to navigate through automated telephone options. When you contact Tressler LLP you will speak directly to someone who will address your needs. 

The size of our practice group allows us to provide each of our clients with a close, personalized business relationship while serving their needs in multiple venues including Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kankakee, Lake, McHenry and Will counties, federal courts for the Northern and Central Districts of Illinois, and beyond. 

We understand that business issues require business solutions. Therefore, our creditors’ rights practice is fully integrated with our business, insurance, private client and litigation services; essentially, our creditors’ rights team is backed by more than 140 attorneys nationwide.

Tressler’s creditors’ rights practice includes the representation of corporations and financial institutions in:

  • Negotiation and drafting commercial banking agreements, loan modification and forbearance agreements, non-form loan documents and loan participation agreements
  • Preparation and service of initial collection notices
  • Negotiation, drafting and recording of deeds in lieu of foreclosure and other litigation alternatives
  • Negotiation and implementation of commercial loan workout plans
  • Contractual litigation of promissory note defaults
  • Commercial and residential real estate foreclosure litigation through sheriff’s sale and bank sale
  • Representation of banks in sale of commercial and residential real estate
    Drafting and presentment of motions in bankruptcy courts to protect credit
  • Representation of banks in sale of commercial and residential real estate
  • Drafting and presentment of motions in bankruptcy courts to protect creditor’s remedies
  • UCC issues, security/collateral issues
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