Asa King
Bankruptcy attorney
Arkansas & New Mexico
Free 20-minute consultation
Talk to a bankruptcy lawyer before you file.
You talk to Asa himself, by phone or video. Straight answers, no pressure. If you don’t need to file, he’ll say so.
or call (870) 212-4700 · Mon–Fri, 9–5 Central
- Chapter 7: $1,500 flat fee + $338 court fee
- Chapter 13: $3,500 flat fee ($1,500 + $313 court fee to file)
- Licensed in Arkansas and New Mexico
- Garnishment, sale date or court date coming up? Call us first.
What filing can stop
Filing starts the automatic stay. While your case is open, it generally stops wage garnishment, most collection lawsuits and calls, repossession, and foreclosure sales. Some exceptions apply.
- Wage garnishmentPart of your pay is being taken
- ForeclosureBehind on the mortgage, or a sale date is set
- Car repossessionBehind on car payments
- Lawsuits & callsSued over a debt, or calls that won’t stop
- Medical billsHospital and doctor bills piling up
- Payday loansPayday or online loans you can’t keep up with
Book your free consultation
20 minutes, by phone or video. Book online any time, day or night.
- 1Send this form
- 2Pick a time online
- 3Talk with Asa
It was painless and I can breathe again.
Please do not send confidential documents through this form. Requesting a consultation does not establish an attorney–client relationship or stop a deadline. If a deadline is approaching, call (870) 212-4700.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. Attorney advertising. Contacting this office does not create an attorney–client relationship; representation begins only when a written agreement is signed.
How it works
Three steps. One lawyer.
Talk with Asa, free
20 minutes by phone or video. He tells you which path he would recommend, including not filing.
Get it in writing
If you go forward, your flat fee goes in a written agreement. Nothing is owed until you sign it.
File, with Asa beside you
Asa prepares your petition, reviews it with you, and appears with you at the meeting of creditors.
Flat fees In writing
Chapter 7
$1,500
Attorney fee, individual or joint, plus the $338 court fee. Both due before filing.
Chapter 13
$3,500
Attorney fee: $1,500 plus the $313 court fee before filing, and $2,000 through the plan, subject to court allowance.
The attorney fee covers the two required courses. Work outside the standard scope is billed separately. See what is included
Book my free consultation
Meet your lawyer
The lawyer you talk to is the lawyer on your case.
Asa King is a solo attorney in Trumann, Arkansas, and bankruptcy is all he does. He signs every petition himself.
- University of Arkansas, BA 2012 and JD 2016
- Licensed in Arkansas (2017) and New Mexico (2024); admitted in both states’ federal bankruptcy courts
Alyza Olmilla, paralegal, coordinates scheduling and documents under Asa’s supervision.
4.8 on Google · 55 reviews
Asa was quick and efficient with my case and always communicated with me every step of the way.
— Adam R., Google review Asa King has a great heart for people. He’s fair and reasonable. He cares.
— Bill C., Google review They guided me through all of the requirements and procedures.
— Michelle A., Google review This office supports the people of our state, shoulder to shoulder.
— Tristian C., Google review Asa is attentive and ready to help. Highly recommend his services.
— Enrique F., Google review
Reviews reflect individual clients’ experiences.
Will I lose my house or my car?
Not necessarily. Chapter 13 lets many people catch up missed mortgage or car payments over three to five years while keeping the property. In Chapter 7, exemptions decide what a trustee can and cannot reach. Whether anything you own is at risk is worked out before you decide to file, not after.
Do I have to come to an office?
No. Your consultation is by phone or video, and there is no walk-in office. Meetings of creditors in Arkansas and New Mexico are currently held by video on Zoom, so most cases involve no travel at all.
What happens after I send the form?
You’ll see a reference number and a link to answer a few questions and pick your consultation time online. If you gave an email address, we email you the same link. Otherwise, our office responds, usually within one business day, to arrange a time that works for you. No documents are needed for the first call.
Who sees what I send?
Asa and staff working under his supervision. We use your details only to respond to your inquiry and do not sell them. Please leave out account numbers and documents. Privacy notice
For creditors, businesses and counsel
When a bankruptcy case affects your business.
Asa King considers representation in selected creditor matters and disputes in bankruptcy court in Arkansas and New Mexico.
Talk to Asa first. Decide after.
A free 20-minute call or video meeting. If you don’t need to file, he’ll say so.
Deadline close? Call. A form will not stop it.