About Andrew
Andrew Sarapas practices bankruptcy law at Ranger Copeland French, P.A., located in Brunswick, Maine. A member of the Maine State Bar since 1998, he specializes in assisting individuals and businesses grappling with financial difficulties. The firm primarily focuses on bankruptcy cases, offering comprehensive legal support tailored to the needs of each client. In addition to bankruptcy law, the firm also addresses real estate matters, ensuring clients navigate property transactions with confidence and clarity. Sarapas earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Maine School of Law in 1998, a pivotal step in his legal career. Before pursuing his law degree, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in English from Clark University in 1980.
His academic journey also includes a Licence d’anglais and a Certificat d’Etudes Françaises from Université de Dijon, completed in 1982. This diverse educational background gave him strong analytical and communication skills, which are essential in the legal field, especially in bankruptcy law. Most of Sarapas's practice revolves around representing clients in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings. He meticulously guides clients through the details of the bankruptcy process—from initial consultations to court appearances. Each case typically involves debt relief negotiations, asset protection strategies, and strict compliance with federal bankruptcy laws. His attention to detail ensures that clients are well-informed and prepared at every stage of their bankruptcy proceedings.
In 1998, Sarapas served as a judicial law clerk, a role that significantly enhanced his understanding of court procedures and legal standards. This position involved assisting judges with case research and drafting opinions. This gives invaluable insights into the workings of the legal system. His experience in this capacity deepened his knowledge of bankruptcy law, which he now applies to his practice at Ranger Copeland French, P.A. His commitment to helping clients achieve financial stability is evident in his thorough approach to each case, ensuring that their best interests are always prioritized. Active in the legal community, Sarapas is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Bankruptcy Institute and the Knox County Bar Association.
These memberships enable him to stay abreast of the latest developments in bankruptcy law and to network with other legal professionals. He also participates in the Waldo County Bar Association, contributing to community legal initiatives. Andrew Sarapas is dedicated to providing effective legal solutions to clients in need, making him a knowledgeable advocate for those facing financial challenges in Maine.
