“Hey there, I appreciate you taking the time to discuss this – it’s a stressful situation when you’re looking at an SBA loan default. But that’s exactly where I come in. Lawscape from the Lawscape is here to help you. Let’s delve into some of the ways we can address your SBA loan problems, including something called an SBA Offer in Compromise.

You’re not alone in this. Despite the anxiety, it induces, dealing with a possible SBA default is a situation many find themselves in. And yes, it can be daunting, I won’t lie. But there’s hope and that’s where I come in. My team and I are experienced in guiding our clients’ through these murky waters. One of the options we might look at is an SBA Offer in Compromise, but let me tell you, you should never try to navigate these waters alone. Turn to us at this challenging time – we’ve got your back.

What an Offer in Compromise Entails

Let me fill you in a bit more about this SBA Offer in Compromise. Our specialty is understanding it inside and out, and using that knowledge to highlight the aspects of your situation that might work in your favor when it comes to presenting and negotiating with the folks across the table – the federal government.

Here’s a handy video that delves into the nitty-gritty of what we focus on in such negotiations.

No need to panic if you’re facing a loan default. Reach out to us today, and let’s set up your FREE initial consultation with an experienced member of our team. We’ll explore your situation, assess your SBA loan problems, and discuss potential solutions – one of which might be an SBA offer in compromise to tackle your default.

Our Track Record Speaks for Itself

But why trust us, you might ask? Well, our record speaks for itself. We have millions of dollars in victories through Offer in Compromise and Negotiated Repayment Agreements, saving our clients from filing for bankruptcy or dealing with home foreclosure. When it comes to fighting Treasury Debts, we’re no strangers to successful resolutions through AWG Hearings, Treasury Offset Program Resolution, Cross-servicing Disputes, and more.

Let’s make this clear: as attorneys authorized by the Agency Practice Act, we can represent Federal Debtors nationwide before the SBA, The SBA Office of Hearings and Appeals, the Treasury Department, and the Bureau of Fiscal Service. If you’ve got debt problems, then we should talk.”