Bankruptcy, tax, and foreclosure help from an attorney who is also a CPA.
Michael M. Noyes is a Licensed Colorado Attorney at Law, a Colorado Certified Public Accountant, and is Board Certified as a Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney by the American Bankruptcy Board of Certification.
We are a “debt relief agency” – we help people file for Bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. Colorado does not certify attorneys as specialists in any field.
Attorney at Law & CPA
Practice areas
Foreclosure Defense – Save Your Home!
We can help save your home from foreclosure. Find out the steps here!
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IRS and Other Tax Problems Can Be Solved!
We know that a person with tax problems may have many different options.
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Bankruptcy / Debt Relief
Noyes Law is a "debt relief agency", helping people file for bankruptcy, tax, and real estate matters since 1986.
Learn more →Practicing law since 1986
Mr. Noyes has emphasized bankruptcy, debt workouts, tax, and real estate matters throughout his career. His Bankruptcy practice concentrates on debtor and tax work, and he has completed approximately 2,500 bankruptcy cases. His Tax practice emphasizes issues of liability, where tax litigation may take place, or issues regarding collection, in cases where the client cannot pay all taxes assessed.
Mr. Noyes and his staff provide excellent service and always make the needs of the client the foremost concern.
- Attorney at LawLicensed in Colorado, J.D. Santa Clara University School of Law
- Certified Public AccountantColorado CPA, B.B.A. Accounting, University of Notre Dame
- Board CertifiedConsumer Bankruptcy Law, American Bankruptcy Board of Certification
- Admitted to practiceColorado Supreme Court, U.S. Court of Appeals (Tenth Circuit), U.S. Tax Court, U.S. Court of Claims
Articles
How a Loan Modification Can Save Your Home
Loan modifications are possible and can help keep your home. Here are the steps, the paperwork lenders ask for, and what to expect.
Read article →IRS and Other Tax Problems Can Be Solved!
Persons with tax problems may have many different alternatives available to them.
Read article →Offer in Compromise, New Policies, and What it Means
An offer in compromise lets qualifying taxpayers resolve tax debt for less than the full amount. Here is what the IRS policy changes mean.
Read article →Ready to talk about your situation?
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