Kim Diddio

My firm is focused on helping clients with financial difficulties. My area of expertise is consumer and small business bankruptcy cases, including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. My goal is to put clients back in control of their financial situation and regain their financial freedom from debt. My primary focus is always the client. I offer comprehensive advice, discreet representation, and individualized attention. I am committed to helping financially distressed individuals obtain freedom from financial oppression and a fresh start through bankruptcy relief.

With my experience gained from over 17 years of specializing in bankruptcy and consumer credit issues, I help people through difficult financial times to get their lives back on track and free from overwhelming debt. I believe I can provide you with the help you need and the financial freedom you deserve, when you need it the most. Call me for a free consultation to discuss your options.

I think it is important for a client to be educated on the legal issues in which they are involved, however, there many myths about bankruptcy found on the internet and told to them by other sources.

My office is attentive to the needs of my clients. I have a very “hands on” approach in my firm. I always meet with my clients directly. I understand that not all people have the same circumstances. I also understand situations arise that are not always within a person’s control. My job is to help you regain control of your finances and help you get back on track.

My primary service area is the Pocono Area including Monroe, Pike and Lackawanna County.

Widener University

J.D.

2000

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania

B.S.

1993

Diddio Law

Current

National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

Member

Current

Pennsylvania

Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Since 2000

• Free Consultation
  Free Bankruptcy consultation.
• Credit Cards Accepted
  Credit cards can be accepted for matters other than bankruptcy.
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Credit cards can be accepted for matters other than bankruptcy.