About Stephen
Stephen Barszcz earned his Juris Doctor from Stetson University College of Law in 1991. He completed his legal studies after several years of undergraduate work and entered private practice soon after receiving his degree. His training at Stetson gave him grounding in bankruptcy and commercial topics that would shape his later work.
He practices through the Law Offices of Stephen V. Barszcz. Over the years he has maintained a small-staffed office that handles matters directly and often on short timelines. That setting has allowed him to work closely with clients and to manage cases from intake through resolution.
Membership in professional organizations has been a steady part of his career. He is a current member of the American Bar Association and the American Bankruptcy Institute. Those memberships keep him connected to developments in federal insolvency law and to a community of practitioners who handle complex proceedings and statutes.
Barszcz’s work involves bankruptcy filings and related proceedings. He guides individuals and entities through the procedural steps required in bankruptcy court and explains the consequences that follow. He also assists in preparing schedules, negotiating with creditors, and attending hearings. His caseload has involved matters that require attention to deadlines and careful coordination with trustees and opposing counsel.
Clients and colleagues describe him as pragmatic. He prefers clear explanations over legalese. Courtrooms and creditor negotiations are handled with a straightforward style. That approach reflects his long experience working in a practice that frequently deals with financial distress and statutory deadlines.
Outside of court dockets, he keeps abreast of changes in bankruptcy law through the publications and seminars offered by the ABA and the American Bankruptcy Institute. He applies those updates to case strategy and client counseling.
He maintains his practice at the Law Offices of Stephen V. Barszcz, where he continues to accept matters in bankruptcy and insolvency. He currently concentrates his practice on bankruptcy and insolvency matters.
