Shane Scott Cigel Law, LLC

Shane was recommended to me by a family member, so I went in expecting to have a good experience and I was not disappointed. I was very stressed and apprehensive about my situation, but Shane was very patient and friendly, and made me feel at ease with the whole process, going through the specifics of my case and thoroughly explaining all of the options available to me in a kind and professional manner. I was very satisfied with the services that Shane provided, and would highly recommend him and his team.

Shane did an exceptional job providing detailed information about the different types of bankruptcy. He guided me through the process with professionalism and care, helping to alleviate the stress I was facing. I highly recommend his services to anyone in need. Shane is both professional and compassionate, and he will undoubtedly steer you in the right direction. Thanks again Shane!

Shane is the best! He is kind, thorough, fast, and professional. But most of all, he has your back during bankruptcy. I live paycheck to paycheck. Shane has helped me GREATLY. He is a true advocate, which is what an attorney is supposed to be. If you are in any way considering that bankruptcy might be an option for you (interest payments too high, can't dig your way out of the hole, need protection from wage garnishment), Shane is THE person for the job. I cannot recommend his services highly enough.

I was in need of a bankruptcy attorney and a family member referred me to Shane. I'm so glad she did! He was very knowledgeable, professional, affordable, outgoing and friendly. He went above and beyond to help me. His response time was quick and he was always available to answer any questions I had concerning my case(no matter how many times I called). I highly recommend him to anyone in need of a bankruptcy attorney......He will definitely get the job done! Thanks so much Shane!!

We highly recommend Shane for your legal counsel. His counsel in 2008 helped us navigate through a world wide financial crisis. Between 2007 and 2009, U.S. households lost over $16 trillion in net worth, the value of the stock market fell by half, and unemployment reached 10% as the crisis turned into the Great Recession