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Christina M. Collier, a dedicated attorney based in Cornelius, NC, has been serving the Charlotte community since 2001 with a passion for helping clients navigate complex legal challenges. With a robust focus on Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Residential Real Estate, and Family Law, Christina combines her legal expertise with a compassionate approach to ensure that her clients feel supported throughout their legal journeys. A proud North Carolina native, Christina's educational background is as diverse as her legal practice. She earned her undergraduate degrees in Political Science and Criminal Justice from the prestigious University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Following her passion for law, she obtained her Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University School of Law in 2001. To further enhance her skill set, Christina completed a Master of Accountancy degree at UNC-Charlotte in August 2014, equipping her with valuable financial insights that benefit her bankruptcy clients. Christina's extensive experience in the legal field is complemented by her active membership in the North Carolina State Bar, the Mecklenburg County Bar, and the North Carolina Bar Association. She is also authorized to practice in both the Middle and Western Districts of North Carolina Federal Court, broadening her ability to serve clients across various legal matters. At The Collier Law Firm, P.C., Christina is committed to providing personalized, effective legal solutions tailored to each client’s unique situation. Her well-rounded background not only aids her in identifying potential issues but also empowers her to advocate vigorously for her clients’ best interests. Whether you're facing a bankruptcy filing, navigating the complexities of real estate transactions, or managing family law disputes, Christina is here to support you every step of the way.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorneys help individuals and businesses liquidate debts and get a fresh financial start. They guide clients through the bankruptcy process. Common matters include debt discharge, asset exemptions, means test, creditor relief.