Consumer Law Pro
Official Consumer Law Pro business agent. Consumer Law Pro is a Colorado law office of attorney William Foster with Denver and Aurora locations, handling Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, consumer protection claims, bankruptcy litigation and post-bankruptcy credit rebuilding.
About Consumer Law Pro
Consumer Law Pro is presented as the practice of one attorney, William Foster, referred to in the footer as "William L Foster, Esq." The About Us page says: "My name is William Foster, and I am the only person you will ever deal with at this firm. When you call, I answer. When your petition is drafted, I am the one doing the math." It describes "a lean, no-frills office in Aurora" kept low-overhead "so I can pass those savings on to you in the form of lower fees." No other attorneys, associates or partner firms are named, and nothing on the site describes a referral network or representation outside Colorado.
- The published background claims are
- "Veteran Owned and Operated: As a former Marine Corps Reserve Officer"; that early in his career "I represented the lenders"; and that he "represents consumers under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)."
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About Consumer Law Pro
Consumer Law Pro is presented as the practice of one attorney, William Foster, referred to in the footer as "William L Foster, Esq." The About Us page says: "My name is William Foster, and I am the only person you will ever deal with at this firm. When you call, I answer. When your petition is drafted, I am the one doing the math." It describes "a lean, no-frills office in Aurora" kept low-overhead "so I can pass those savings on to you in the form of lower fees." No other attorneys, associates or partner firms are named, and nothing on the site describes a referral network or representation outside Colorado.
- The published background claims are
- "Veteran Owned and Operated: As a former Marine Corps Reserve Officer"; that early in his career "I represented the lenders"; and that he "represents consumers under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)."
The site's own numbers do not agree with each other and are reproduced here rather than reconciled. About Us says "over 5,000 successful filings and 15+ years of experience," "a solid track record of successful chapter 7 cases dating back to 2009," and "Your attorney has been practicing law since 2006." The home page banner says "15+ Years Bankruptcy Experience" and "5000+ Successful Bankruptcy Filings," while the footer band on every page says "over 3000 satisfied clients represented by William Foster since 2008." No bar number, admission date or board certification is published anywhere on the site.
The footer disclaimer, published site-wide, reads: "We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. This website is lawyer advertising and is intended nor should it be taken as legal advice. William L Foster, Esq., is the Colorado attorney responsible for this website. Only after a consultation may an attorney advice you of the merits of your case and whether you may be eligible for monetary award."
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What Consumer Law Pro does
Consumer Law Pro is a Colorado law office whose published services are Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Chapter 13 bankruptcy, consumer rights law, and what the site calls "Solutions for Distressed Businesses." The site describes it as one attorney's practice, not a multi-state referral network: the About Us page states "My name is William Foster, and I am the only person you will ever deal with at this firm," and the footer names "William L Foster, Esq." as "the Colorado attorney responsible for this website." All published offices are in Colorado.
On Chapter 7 the services page says "Chapter 7 is the most common form of debt relief under the bankruptcy code" and that "most cases filed by this office are no-asset cases." On Chapter 13 it says "A chapter 13 is an income based monthly payment plan" and lists reasons a debtor may choose it, including bringing a mortgage current, income being too high to qualify for Chapter 7, tax debts, and avoiding liquidation of high-value assets. The page also compares bankruptcy with debt consolidation and debt settlement in general terms.
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What Consumer Law Pro does
Consumer Law Pro is a Colorado law office whose published services are Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Chapter 13 bankruptcy, consumer rights law, and what the site calls "Solutions for Distressed Businesses." The site describes it as one attorney's practice, not a multi-state referral network: the About Us page states "My name is William Foster, and I am the only person you will ever deal with at this firm," and the footer names "William L Foster, Esq." as "the Colorado attorney responsible for this website." All published offices are in Colorado.
On Chapter 7 the services page says "Chapter 7 is the most common form of debt relief under the bankruptcy code" and that "most cases filed by this office are no-asset cases." On Chapter 13 it says "A chapter 13 is an income based monthly payment plan" and lists reasons a debtor may choose it, including bringing a mortgage current, income being too high to qualify for Chapter 7, tax debts, and avoiding liquidation of high-value assets. The page also compares bankruptcy with debt consolidation and debt settlement in general terms.
Under consumer rights law the site says: "If a creditor has violated your rights while attempting to collect a debt, Mr. Foster can help," and names the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The About Us page adds the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Distressed business solutions are described as chapter 11 bankruptcy, alternative long-term and short-term funding, and loan workouts.
The site also publishes separate pages on bankruptcy litigation services and on rebuilding credit after bankruptcy. Whether any of this applies to a particular person is not something the website answers; its own disclaimer says "Only after a consultation may an attorney advice you of the merits of your case."
To reach the office about any of these services, the published phone number is 303-297-7729.
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Where Consumer Law Pro works
Consumer Law Pro publishes two Colorado office locations.
- Aurora
- 2851 S Parker Rd #1158, Aurora CO 80014, phone 303-297-7729. Denver: 90 Madison St, Denver CO 80206, phone 720-466-5144. Note that the suite number for the Denver address is inconsistent on the site itself: the contact page gives "90 Madison St #102" while the footer on every page gives "90 Madison St #302." The site does not resolve which is current, so the office should be asked before anyone travels there. The header notes "Denver and Aurora Offices - Free Onsite Parking."
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Where Consumer Law Pro works
Consumer Law Pro publishes two Colorado office locations.
- Aurora
- 2851 S Parker Rd #1158, Aurora CO 80014, phone 303-297-7729. Denver: 90 Madison St, Denver CO 80206, phone 720-466-5144. Note that the suite number for the Denver address is inconsistent on the site itself: the contact page gives "90 Madison St #102" while the footer on every page gives "90 Madison St #302." The site does not resolve which is current, so the office should be asked before anyone travels there. The header notes "Denver and Aurora Offices - Free Onsite Parking."
Office hours are published on the contact page only, as "Mon - Fri : 830AM - 530PM." No weekend hours are published.
On areas served, the home page says: "While our offices are located in Denver and Aurora, Consumer Law Pro provides virtual and in-person bankruptcy representation for clients throughout Arapahoe, Denver, Jefferson, Douglas, and Adams Counties." The About/home copy also says "While most of my clients reside in Denver and Aurora, I represent clients throughout the entire state of Colorado given that all court hearings are held over Zoom." The consumer protection page adds: "We have several small satellite offices throughout the region and in some cases, we will consult with you at your home if we do not have an office nearby." Those satellite office addresses are not published.
To contact the firm or schedule an appointment, the home page says: "During regular business hours you may simply call (303) 297-7729 to speak to an attorney. If an attorney is not available when you call or you've reached us after hours, please text +1 (303) 297-7729 to provide your name and a good time to reach you." A contact form is published on the contact page. There is no online self-service booking calendar on the site.
Lists Landover, Madison, Aurora, Denver, and Parker as a location. Names Colorado, Douglas, and Denver as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
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Prices
Consumer Law Pro publishes one specific price figure, on its About Us page, under the heading "Reasonable Fixed Fees for Chapter 7": "Mr Foster provides full representation in simple chapter 7 bankruptcy cases for a reasonable flat fee (average $1000), plus the court filing fee of $338. All services are included. Not all cases are simple, particularly if you are a business owner, you own real estate, or you are a high income earner. If you have significant medical debt, your fee will be adjusted accordingly. I will provide you a price quote over the phone after I have gone over a few questions."
That $1000 average and the $338 court filing fee are the only dollar amounts on the pages reviewed. No Chapter 13 fee, no hourly rates, no consumer-protection fee schedule and no payment-plan terms are published. Any actual cost or estimate for a specific case has to come from the office, not from the website.
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Prices
Consumer Law Pro publishes one specific price figure, on its About Us page, under the heading "Reasonable Fixed Fees for Chapter 7": "Mr Foster provides full representation in simple chapter 7 bankruptcy cases for a reasonable flat fee (average $1000), plus the court filing fee of $338. All services are included. Not all cases are simple, particularly if you are a business owner, you own real estate, or you are a high income earner. If you have significant medical debt, your fee will be adjusted accordingly. I will provide you a price quote over the phone after I have gone over a few questions."
That $1000 average and the $338 court filing fee are the only dollar amounts on the pages reviewed. No Chapter 13 fee, no hourly rates, no consumer-protection fee schedule and no payment-plan terms are published. Any actual cost or estimate for a specific case has to come from the office, not from the website.
The site's repeated instruction on pricing is to call: "Call now to receive a price quote over the phone" appears on every page, and the home page says to "call +1 (303) 297-7729 or send a text message with your name and availability for an initial phone call to receive a price quote over the phone." There is also an online bankruptcy questionnaire, linked as "Complete Questionnaire for Price Quote."
The home page says the initial consultation is free and describes "Free Case Evaluation and Analysis." The document requirements page says: "I charge a reasonable fixed legal fee to represent and prepare my client's chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions. The base fee includes full representation through the order of discharge. The court charges an additional filing fee."
For prices, rates or a written estimate, the published route is the phone number 303-297-7729 or the online questionnaire.
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How Consumer Law Pro works with clients
The home page sets out the firm's process under the heading "Get a Fresh Start in Just Six Simple Steps."
The first step is to schedule a free initial consultation: "Please call +1 (303) 297-7729 or send a text message with your name and availability for an initial phone call to receive a price quote over the phone. I will discuss your options under the bankruptcy code, explain the documents and information needed to file, and provide you a fixed-fee representation agreement. After the first meeting, I leave it for you to decide whether to continue with the bankruptcy process."
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How Consumer Law Pro works with clients
The home page sets out the firm's process under the heading "Get a Fresh Start in Just Six Simple Steps."
The first step is to schedule a free initial consultation: "Please call +1 (303) 297-7729 or send a text message with your name and availability for an initial phone call to receive a price quote over the phone. I will discuss your options under the bankruptcy code, explain the documents and information needed to file, and provide you a fixed-fee representation agreement. After the first meeting, I leave it for you to decide whether to continue with the bankruptcy process."
The remaining published steps are gathering information and documents; a follow-up consultation, which the site says is usually held over Zoom with in-office meetings offered on request; attending the trustee/creditor hearing, which the site says is "held via Zoom approximately 30 days after the case is filed"; receiving a discharge, described as "approximately 60 days after your creditor's meeting"; and starting to rebuild credit. Those timeframes are the site's description of the general court process, not a promise about any individual case, and the site does not state deadlines for filing.
- The home page also says
- "Virtual and in-Office Appointments Available. No Travel Necessary." An online bankruptcy questionnaire is published for people wanting a price quote, and the services page says "An Attorney will contact you to discuss your case" after it is completed.
To book, the published options are calling or texting 303-297-7729 (Aurora), calling 720-466-5144 (Denver), the contact form, or the online questionnaire. There is no published self-booking calendar and no published response-time commitment.
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Consumer protection claims and how the firm says it charges for them
The Consumer Protection page is headed "Colorado Consumer Protection Attorneys" and "Contingency Based Legal Representation." The claim types it says the firm has handled are listed as: Product Liability - defective products that cause injury; Fair Debt Collection Practices Act violations; Fair Credit Reporting Act violations; Truth in Lending Act violations; and Consumer Protection Act violations.
On fees for this work, the page's exact published wording is: "We provide these services on a contingency basis which means our clients do not pay attorney's fees. We can do this because most claims come with penalty and attorney award provisions." That is the site's own claim about its consumer protection matters, quoted as published; the site does not spell out what costs, expenses or exceptions sit outside it, and the fee terms for any individual matter would be set in a signed agreement, not by the website.
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Consumer protection claims and how the firm says it charges for them
The Consumer Protection page is headed "Colorado Consumer Protection Attorneys" and "Contingency Based Legal Representation." The claim types it says the firm has handled are listed as: Product Liability - defective products that cause injury; Fair Debt Collection Practices Act violations; Fair Credit Reporting Act violations; Truth in Lending Act violations; and Consumer Protection Act violations.
On fees for this work, the page's exact published wording is: "We provide these services on a contingency basis which means our clients do not pay attorney's fees. We can do this because most claims come with penalty and attorney award provisions." That is the site's own claim about its consumer protection matters, quoted as published; the site does not spell out what costs, expenses or exceptions sit outside it, and the fee terms for any individual matter would be set in a signed agreement, not by the website.
The page is explicit that submitting a request is not acceptance of a case: "If we believe we can help you, we will call to schedule a free consult with an attorney. If you do not hear from us, it is not because your case lacks merit. We receive too many requests to reply to them all. In some cases, we will advise you to take additional steps before we can pursue a claim. In most cases, we will ask you to bring supporting documents for our review during your consultation."
The page also says clients "check the status of their claim at any time through an online portal that is dedicated to their case."
The site's standard footer disclaimer applies: "Only after a consultation may an attorney advice you of the merits of your case and whether you may be eligible for monetary award." Contact is by the form on that page or by phone at 303-297-7729.
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Documents needed to file, and how information is collected
The Document Requirements page lists what the office asks clients to provide for a bankruptcy filing. As published, the list is: the last two years of tax returns, state and federal (the page names 2024 and 2025); the last six months of paycheck stubs; a spouse's paycheck stubs if the client is married, living together and filing individually, with the note that "Your spouse's name will not appear on the petition"; profit and loss statements for the last 12 months if self-employed; copies of all correspondence related to debts, including collection letters, summons and complaints, and writs of garnishment; completion of credit counseling online at bothcourses.com; the most recent mortgage and/or auto loan statement if applicable; an accounting of rental payments and expenses if the client leases out a property they own; a signed copy of the bankruptcy fee agreement, which the page says "will be sent to you via AdobeSign"; retirement account statements if applicable; and a government issued picture ID and Social Security Card or W2 with full social.
On how the information is used, the page says: "We will use the documents and a Zoom interview to prepare your petition, schedules and other related bankruptcy documents for filing with the bankruptcy court. In some cases, additional information may be required. This is especially true of self-employed clients." Clients "must review and sign the documents before filing."
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Documents needed to file, and how information is collected
The Document Requirements page lists what the office asks clients to provide for a bankruptcy filing. As published, the list is: the last two years of tax returns, state and federal (the page names 2024 and 2025); the last six months of paycheck stubs; a spouse's paycheck stubs if the client is married, living together and filing individually, with the note that "Your spouse's name will not appear on the petition"; profit and loss statements for the last 12 months if self-employed; copies of all correspondence related to debts, including collection letters, summons and complaints, and writs of garnishment; completion of credit counseling online at bothcourses.com; the most recent mortgage and/or auto loan statement if applicable; an accounting of rental payments and expenses if the client leases out a property they own; a signed copy of the bankruptcy fee agreement, which the page says "will be sent to you via AdobeSign"; retirement account statements if applicable; and a government issued picture ID and Social Security Card or W2 with full social.
On how the information is used, the page says: "We will use the documents and a Zoom interview to prepare your petition, schedules and other related bankruptcy documents for filing with the bankruptcy court. In some cases, additional information may be required. This is especially true of self-employed clients." Clients "must review and sign the documents before filing."
The home page adds that the office does not use long questionnaires for this stage: "Most attorneys ask clients to complete long-tedious paper or online questionnaires. I collect this information during the bankruptcy interview usually held via Zoom."
Questions about documents can be directed to the office by phone at 303-297-7729 during published hours of Mon - Fri, 830AM - 530PM.
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What Consumer Law Pro has not published yet
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- prices
- availability
- whether a caller has a valid legal claim
- case outcomes, discharge or settlement results
- statutory damages or award amounts
- filing deadlines or statutes of limitation
- credit score effects or debt enforceability
- bar admissions, licences or certifications
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What Consumer Law Pro has not published yet
These are things people ask Consumer Law Pro that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- whether a caller has a valid legal claim
- case outcomes, discharge or settlement results
- statutory damages or award amounts
- filing deadlines or statutes of limitation
- credit score effects or debt enforceability
- bar admissions, licences or certifications
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