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**Christina Latta Henry - Seattle Consumer Justice, P.S.** Christina Latta Henry is a dedicated attorney based in Seattle, Washington, specializing in litigation, foreclosure, and debt settlement. With a profound understanding of the financial challenges facing individuals and small businesses, Christina is committed to empowering her clients through innovative legal strategies and compassionate representation. Unlike many large firms that often treat clients as mere numbers, Christina takes a personalized approach to each case. Her extensive experience allows her to uncover creative solutions that are frequently overlooked by others in the field. Whether navigating complex bankruptcy filings under Chapters 7, 11, or 13, or addressing violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act by credit bureaus, Christina is relentless in her pursuit of justice for her clients. A graduate of Boston College Law School, Christina has honed her expertise by representing consumer and small business debtors at Crocker Kuno Ostrovsky, PLLC, and working with residential mortgage lenders at Routh Crabtree Olsen, P.S. Her background includes serving as a law clerk for the Honorable Whitney Rimel, Bankruptcy Judge for the Eastern District of California, where she gained invaluable insights into the judicial process. In addition to her legal practice, Christina is an active member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, staying abreast of the latest developments in consumer law. She is also fluent in Mandarin Chinese, enabling her to serve a diverse clientele in Seattle and beyond. For individuals facing financial difficulties, Christina Latta Henry stands ready to fight for their rights and provide the support they need to regain control of their financial futures.
Litigation attorneys represent clients in civil lawsuits, handling all aspects of disputes from filing through trial and appeal. They are skilled advocates in and out of the courtroom. Common matters include civil disputes, business litigation, contract disputes, appeals.