About Kimberly
Kimberly Redd earned her law degree from The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law in 1998 after completing a Bachelor of Business Administration at the University of Michigan in 1991. The combination of business training and legal study shaped the early contours of her practice. She arrived in law with classroom experience in corporate finance and a practical interest in consumer financial issues.
Her career has centered on consumer bankruptcy work. Early roles exposed her to the mechanics of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases and to the procedural demands of bankruptcy courts. Over time she moved from associate-level responsibilities into case management and then to a leadership role within her firm, handling both routine filings and more complex contested matters.
Redd is a partner at Redd Law, PLC, where she leads a team that handles consumer insolvency cases. As partner she manages client intake, develops case strategies, and oversees litigation when disputes arise. Her work involves negotiating with creditors, preparing plans for repayment, and representing clients at hearings. She also handles the administrative side of practice, including supervising staff and maintaining compliance with court procedures.
She is licensed to practice in Michigan and holds memberships in the Michigan State Bar, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers, and the Consumer Bankruptcy Association. Those professional ties keep her connected to peers who handle similar matters and provide access to continuing legal education specific to bankruptcy practice. They also offer a forum for updates on changes in federal bankruptcy rules and consumer protection developments.
Clients who seek her help typically face overwhelming unsecured debt, foreclosure threats, or wage garnishment. She works with individuals to assess options, explain the likely outcomes of filing, and prepare the necessary paperwork. Her practice often requires clear explanation of timelines and consequences. That practical orientation guides how she presents options to clients and how she interacts with trustees and opposing counsel.
Outside of court, she focuses on running a small firm that aims to handle the full lifecycle of a consumer bankruptcy matter, from intake through discharge or plan completion. Her current practice concentrates on consumer bankruptcy matters at Redd Law, PLC.
