Susan Blum's career as an attorney at Blum Law Firm, LLC / Ginsberg Law Offices has been characterized by her profound impact on the lives of individuals facing financial difficulties. Specializing in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases, she has consistently demonstrated her ability to provide immediate assistance to clients in dire circumstances. Susan derives immense satisfaction from her work in the field of bankruptcy law, where she not only resolves clients' immediate problems but also guides them towards a path of financial stability that may have seemed unattainable.
To Susan, being a bankruptcy attorney encompasses more than simply filing a petition. She assumes the role of both advocate and counselor, offering attentive and respectful legal services. Recognizing that individuals seeking bankruptcy assistance often find the process overwhelming, Susan stands by her clients throughout the entire journey. She understands their unique concerns and ensures they are equipped with the knowledge and support to make well-informed decisions during this life-altering event.
With a hands-on approach, Susan personally manages all her bankruptcy cases, providing direct and prompt responses to client inquiries. Her clients often arrive with urgent challenges, and Susan is adept at offering a range of solutions, both within and outside the realm of bankruptcy. The ability to deliver practical remedies to seemingly insurmountable situations brings her great fulfillment.
Susan's background in public service serves as a strong foundation for her role as a bankruptcy attorney and advocate for debtors. She graduated with honors, earning a Juris Doctor from the Georgia State University College of Law. Her educational achievements include a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Columbia University and a Master of Public Administration and Public Policy from New York University. Susan's professional experience encompasses government relations and public policy work, as well as extensive practice in Immigration Law. During her time at law school, she played a significant role as the Associate Editor Lead Articles for the Georgia State University Law Review and co-founded the Immigration Law Society. Susan's noteworthy publication, "The Illegal Immigration Reform & Immigrant Responsibility Act's One-Year Filing Deadline on Applications for Asylum: The Narrow Interpretation and Application of Exceptions to the Filing Deadline," was featured in the 22nd volume of the Georgia State University Law Review in 2005.
Susan Blum maintains active memberships with the State Bar of Georgia, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, and the Superior Court of Fulton County. Her professional standing is a testament to her commitment to upholding the highest ethical standards within the legal profession.
