About Bill
Bill Zurinskas is a Colorado-based attorney who handles bankruptcy matters and related work in federal appellate courts. He is admitted to practice in Colorado and before the United States Courts of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit and the Federal Circuit. His practice operates under names that include Affordable Bankruptcy Lawyer and Bill Zurinskas Bankruptcy Lawyer.
He began his professional life in the legal system by building a practice oriented to insolvency issues. Over the years he has appeared in district and bankruptcy courts, and he has taken cases to the appellate level where federal circuit admission was required. Clients have found that his courtroom experience extends beyond the local docket and into the broader appellate arena.
His day-to-day work centers on bankruptcy proceedings for individuals and small businesses. He handles filings, hearings and the procedural steps that accompany consumer and commercial insolvency matters. He also assists clients with pre-filing assessments, negotiating with creditors and managing chapter administration tasks when cases move through the system. He aims for practical resolutions that respond to a client's immediate financial constraints while observing statutory and procedural demands.
Collegial practice with other lawyers and court staff is a regular part of his calendar. That includes same-court coordination and participation in matters that require knowledge of federal rules and appellate procedure. Admission to multiple federal courts means he is able to carry appeals or participate in appellate briefing when a bankruptcy dispute advances beyond the trial stage.
Outside of court appearances, he maintains small firm operations listed under Affordable Bankruptcy Lawyer and Bill Zurinskas Bankruptcy Lawyer. Those practice names reflect a focus on accessibility and on handling routine insolvency tasks for a broad client base. He manages filings, meets with clients to review options, and supervises the administrative work that bankruptcy cases commonly entail.
In 2026 he continues to practice in Colorado and remains admitted in the Tenth and Federal Circuits. His current practice concentrates on bankruptcy representation for consumers and small businesses, including handling matters that require appellate admission.