About Raymond J.
Raymond J — Obuchowski practices bankruptcy law in Bethel, Vermont. He has been a prominent figure in the legal community since he joined the Vermont Bar. His firm specializes in various aspects of bankruptcy, business law, estate planning, foreclosure defense, probate, and landlord-tenant issues. With decades of experience, he is known for his understanding of the complexities involved in these areas of law. He earned his Juris Doctor from Vermont Law School in 1976 after completing his Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement Administration at Western Illinois University in 1973.
Since then, he has dedicated his career to helping clients navigate the often challenging landscape of bankruptcy and related legal matters. His extensive background includes roles as a solo practitioner and partner in various law firms, showcasing his versatility and commitment to client service. Most of his work involves assisting individuals and businesses in financial distress. Cases typically range from filing for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies to representing clients in foreclosure proceedings. His expertise in estate planning and probate law also allows him to guide clients through the details of asset distribution and estate management.
He is skilled at negotiating with creditors and finding solutions that prioritize his clients' best interests. Before establishing his current practice, he held several key positions, including managing partner and assistant attorney general. His experience as a law clerk and estate administrator further solidified his foundation in the legal field. Over the years, he has transitioned from a solo practitioner to a partner in various firms, ultimately becoming a managing partner in 1997. Raymond is a fellow of the American College of Bankruptcy and holds memberships in several professional organizations, including the National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees and the American Bankruptcy Institute.
These affiliations keep him connected to the latest developments in bankruptcy law and provide him with valuable resources to better serve his clients. He is licensed to practice in the 7th Circuit, Illinois, and Vermont. His commitment to the legal profession is evident in his active participation in the Vermont State Bar and other local bar associations. With a career spanning over four decades, Raymond continues to be a dedicated advocate for his clients, ensuring they receive the guidance and support they need during challenging financial times.
