Eric Zelazny
Zelazny Business Bankruptcy is the "The best choice for the worst times"
Eric Zelazny is a bankruptcy attorney who is the founder and managing partner of Zelazny Business Bankruptcy. Before becoming an attorney, Eric was a Certified Public Accountant and worked for KPMG, which is the largest accounting firm in the world. He graduated from the University of Illinois Champaign Urbana with Honors. At the time, the University of Illinois was the number one-ranked accounting program in the United States. Eric also managed to pass the Certified Public Accountant exam the first time he sat for the exam, a feat only twenty-eight percent of those who took the exam managed to achieve.
Mr. Zelazny then attended Washington University School of Law, St. Louis, Missouri, where he earned his Juris Doctorate. Washington University School of law is nationally recognized as a top twenty law school due to its academic excellence.
Mr. Zelazny has been admitted to practice within the jurisdiction of Illinois since 1995, as well as in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Mr. Zelazny’s focused areas of practice include business bankruptcy, business IRS negotiations and litigation, and personal bankruptcy and IRS negotiations and litigation.
Mr. Zelazny has represented doctors, lawyers, CPA’s, major real estate developers, and even the owner of a professional Major League League baseball team. He has also been an Illinois Bar Association CLE Accredited lecturer on multiple occasions over the years, as well as an expert witness in litigation matters pertaining to bankruptcy dischargeability issues.
He is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association, Will County Bar Association, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and the Illinois CPA Society.
Mr. Zelazny recently was nominated by his peers and was awarded admittance to Lawyers of Distinction, a national organization that recognizes excellence in the field of law.
Eric Zelazny has offices in both Chicago and Tinley Park.
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- Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Relief
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- French: Spoken
- Owner / Attorney - CPA
- Law Offices of Eric G. Zelazny
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- University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
- B.A. | Accounting
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- University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law
- J.D. (1995) | Law
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- Illinois State Bar # 6226432
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- Family Law Annual Meeting, Will County
- Will County Bar Association
Are there ways for a business to stay open while going through the bankruptcy process?
In this video, Eric Zelazny discusses businesses' process after declaring bankruptcy. Many companies suffer devasting blows, especially during unexpected crises. The law allows businesses to close the door on the past and recover a livelihood. Eric Zelazny has been practicing bankruptcy law for twenty-five years, helping businesses and individuals get back on their feet after financial circumstances changed their lives, or life changes caused financial difficulties.
What business debts could I be held personally liable?
Attorney Eric Zelazny of EZ Business Bankruptcy & IRS Solutions explains what business debts you could be held personally liable for if you were to file bankruptcy on your business. Eric Zelazny, a business bankruptcy attorney, has offices in Chicago and Tinley Park. He offers free consultations to business owners throughout the greater Chicago area.
What is your cost structure for a business or personal bankruptcy?
It is essential to understand the cost structure for a life-changing event like bankruptcy for your business. EZ Business Bankruptcy and IRS Solutions were formed primarily to offer advice based on experience as a business bankruptcy attorney, IRS attorney, and CPA. Attorney Eric Zelazny has helped companies in the Chicagoland area through the stress of bankruptcy, debt reduction, and IRS issues. He wants to help guide his clients to a better future.
What is your cost structure for a business or personal bankruptcy?
It is essential to understand the cost structure for a life-changing event like bankruptcy for your business. EZ Business Bankruptcy and IRS Solutions were formed primarily to offer advice based on experience as a business bankruptcy attorney, IRS attorney, and CPA. Attorney Eric Zelazny has helped companies in the Chicagoland area through the stress of bankruptcy, debt reduction, and IRS issues. He wants to help guide his clients to a better future.
What will my business opportunities be like after bankruptcy?
When a business is failing financially, it can be pretty depressing, to say the least, if you are that business's owner. It's hard to think about success when you are struggling to stay in business. Attorney Eric Zelazny of EZ Business Bankruptcy & IRS Solutions explains how your future could better than you are imaging. If you are considering bankruptcy call 708.444.4333 for a free consultation.
Can a business file for bankruptcy without closing?
EZ Business Bankruptcy and IRS Solutions - Greater Chicago area Attorney Eric Zelazny of EZ Business Bankruptcy & IRS Solutions answers a business owner's question, "Can a business file for bankruptcy without closing?" Some businesses do not want to close their doors. They are in financial distress that they have to seek legal advice on how to reduce their debt and continue to operate. For specific answers to legal questions call 708 444 4333 for a free consultation.
What happens when a business files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
In this video, Chicago Attorney Eric Zelazny explains in general legal terms, "What happens when a business files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?". Is your business struggling financially? Are you unsure what is the right course for your future? Call Eric Zelazny for a Free consultation to discuss specific issues about your company at (708) 444 4333.
What happens when a business files Chapter 11 bankruptcy?
This one of the most frequently asked questions on Google when it comes to business bankruptcy. EZ Business Bankruptcy & IRS Solutions, attorney Eric Zelazny gives general legal information regarding filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy and when that is really appropriate. For specific questions concerning your business and Chapter 11 Bankruptcy filing call EZ Business Bankruptcy & IRS Solutions, attorney Eric Zelazny at (708) 444-4333 for a free consultation.
What are the benefits of filing for business or personal bankruptcy?
One unknown benefit might be that your credit score could actually go up when you file for business bankruptcy. Eric explains why this could happen and other problems bankruptcy might solve. This information is general legal information. If you have specific questions and you are a business owner in the Chicagoland area, you can call for a free consultation with Eric at (708) 444-4333.
Can you keep your personal assets if you file for bankruptcy on your business?
Eric Zelazny of EZ Business Bankruptcy and IRS Solutions is a business bankruptcy and IRS attorney located in Chicago with offices in Tinley Park and downtown Chicago. He explains the scenarios in which your personal assets would be separate from business bankruptcy. If you are facing financial problems with your business and have legal questions, Eric Zelazny offers free Consultations, call 708 444 4333.
There is a perception that once you file for bankruptcy, you can't start a new business.
Can a business file for bankruptcy and start a new one?
What are the benefits of filing for bankruptcy?
"One little-known benefit of bankruptcy is that your credit score could go up when you file for business bankruptcy." Attorney Eric Zelazny of Zelazny Business Bankruptcy & IRS Solutions explains the problems bankruptcy might solve. Free Consultations in the Chicago and Tinley Park area, call Eric at 708-888-2299.
What business debts could I be held personally liable?
"What business debts could I be held personally liable for?" Eric Zelazny, a business bankruptcy attorney, explains what debts a business owner can be held personally liable for if the business were to file for bankruptcy. If you are a business owner in the Chicago area and have specific questions about your business bankruptcy and personal liability, call for a free consultation with Attorney Eric Zelazny of Zelazny Business Bankruptcy and IRS Solutions at 708-888-2299 or visit our website.
What is the difference between personal bankruptcy and business bankruptcy?
Facing a time when you can't pay your bills and must consider options for yourself or your business, you will have legal questions; Eric Zelazny, an attorney, works with clients facing bankruptcy due to debt or taxes Anywhere in the greater Chicago area call Eric at (708) 888-2299 for a free consultation or visit our website. As a compassionate attorney and skilled CPA, Eric is especially qualified to help with business bankruptcy, personal bankruptcy, or letters from the IRS.
What kinds of businesses have you represented?
Mr. Zelazny has represented doctors, lawyers, CPA’s, major real estate developers, and even the owner of a professional Major League baseball team. He has also been an Illinois Bar Association CLE Accredited lecturer over the years and an expert witness in litigation matters pertaining to bankruptcy dischargeability issues. He is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association, Will County Bar Association, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and the Illinois CPA Society.
What's the biggest mistake people can make when filing for bankruptcy?
In this video, Eric Zelazny gives a long answer about some big mistakes people make when filing for bankruptcy. Eric Zelazny, of Zelazny Business Bankruptcy and IRS Solutions, is an attorney and Certified Public Accountant and has practiced bankruptcy law for twenty-five years. He focuses his practice on helping businesses, and individuals get back on their feet after financial circumstances have changed their lives or life changes caused financial difficulties.
