Chris Oswalt

Chris Oswalt’s bio

When I was in elementary school, my best subject was always Math. As I got older, I realized my success in the subject was not only because I was “good at numbers”, but it was also a result of an ability and desire to solve problems. As an attorney at the Robertson Law Firm, I have the pleasure of using this passion for problem solving by helping people through uncertain financial futures and intricate family issues.

Being a victim of identity theft while a sophomore in college, I have first-hand knowledge of how worrisome and stressful harassing calls from creditors can be. Unfortunately, the recent and ongoing financial crisis has left many people in a similar financial situation, with many facing garnishments, repossessions, and foreclosures. These personal experiences and difficult financial times led me to knowledge of the Bankruptcy Code to help give a fresh start to people facing garnishments, repossessions, foreclosures, and rising credit card debt.

In addition to practicing Bankruptcy Law, I also help guide people through intricate and unpredictable nature of the modern-day family. I am a firm believer that family is the link that holds our society together, and that each person has a fundamental right to maintain and grown their family relationships. At the Robertson Law Firm, I devote my time to ensuring that the legal system hears and understands the often unfair and unfortunate dilemmas people face in this ever-changing society.

Education:
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law
Juris Doctorate
Arkansas State University
Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting