Greg Wetherall

Greg Wetherall is a highly experienced bankruptcy attorney based in Cincinnati, Ohio, committed to assisting clients facing financial difficulties. With a focus on Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13 cases, Greg has managed over 2,500 bankruptcy matters. His expertise extends to trying numerous adversary proceedings in Bankruptcy Court and successfully handling appellate actions before the United States District Court and the United States Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Greg's appellate work has notably influenced the law concerning the modification of mobile home loans. His victories in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals have facilitated changes allowing mobile home owners to adjust their loans to reflect fair market values, significantly reducing their financial burden and enabling faster payoff.

Before specializing in bankruptcy law, Greg practiced in various legal areas, including labor and employment law in Houston, Texas, and personal injury law in Dallas, Texas. His dedication to making a meaningful impact on clients' lives led him to concentrate his practice on bankruptcy law.

Outside of his professional life, Greg is a father of four. His daughter Samantha is pursuing Environmental Engineering at Humboldt University, while Carolina is studying International Business and German Studies at Bucknell University. Isabelle is a high school student with aspirations to become a pediatrician, and Gregory Price is passionate about computers, aiming to study Computer Engineering at Stanford University.

In his leisure time, Greg is an avid reader with a keen interest in history, particularly the European Renaissance, American Revolution, Civil War, and World War II.