Mr. Cohen has a very experienced group of professional available such as auctioneers, on-site managers, appraisers, realtors, accountants and turnaround specialists on call to help in any situation. As such, Mr. Cohen handles the burden of all aspects of the Assighment from start to finish.

If there is a contemplated sale of assets in which not all creditors may be satisfied; if the sale of assets needs to be performed promptly; if the thought of losing control of a pre-arranged sale via a Bankruptcy proceeding is a valid concern; if you want creditors to receive a greater dividend then they would receive in a Bankruptcy proceeding; or if a Bankruptcy filing is not in the best interest of your client. Please call Alternative Bankruptcy Concepts, Inc.

Referring counsel are routinely requested to attain documentation and review the General Assignment agreement which fees are many times compensable as costs of the Assignment estate.  Mr. Cohen also believes in having counsel assist in collection of the accounts receivable and preferential transfers when present.  In the event that Mr. Cohen does not believe an Assignment is the best tool, the client is returned back to counsel.

The principle of the firm is Robert L. Cohen. Mr. Cohen completed his undergraduate schooling at Boston University. At Boston University, Mr. Cohen achieved a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an accounting concentration and graduated with magna cum laude honors. Mr. Cohen then attended Loyola Law School in Los Angeles where he graduated and received his Jurist Doctorate. While attending Loyola Law School, Mr. Cohen was an assistant clerk for the honorable Judge Alan Ahart, Bankruptcy Judge for the Central District of California.

Mr. Cohen passed the California bar examination in 1990 and immediately joined the law firm of Neben & Starrett, Inc. in Newport Beach. At Neben & Starrett, Inc., Mr. Cohen's responsibilities included extensive litigation in state Court and the federal Bankruptcy Court. Mr. Cohen's focus was representing Assignees with collection actions; fraudulent conveyance actions and preferential transfers actions. In other cases, Mr. Cohen defended such matters for clients.

Mr. Cohen opened his own firm, the Law Offices of Robert L. Cohen, Inc. in 1995. Mr. Cohen continued representing Assignees and debtors filing for Chapters 7 and 11 under the United States Bankruptcy Code and related litigation matters. However, Mr. Cohen has chosen to limit his Assignment practice to acting in the capacity as an Assignee in General Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors. Mr. Cohen and Alternative Bankruptcy Concepts, Inc. are committed to providing clients with personal attention to achieve a positive, efficient and economical result. Call now for your free consultation.