About Kimberly
Kimberly Savage brings an unusual blend of accounting, taxation and legal background to her work in Michigan. She constructed an educational basis in enterprise and accounting at Michigan State University, earning a B.A. in Business Administration and a M.A. in Accounting. She later completed a M.S. in Taxation at Golden Gate University and returned to Michigan State to finish a J.D. in 2004.
Her trail to the bar observed traditional lines but with a technical bent. The accounting and taxation degrees preceded law school and shaped how she strategies client problems. After earning her Juris Doctor, she entered practice in Michigan where the ones earlier research proved useful on complicated financial questions that routinely occur in consumer matters.
Over time Savage’s expert pursuits gravitated towards consumer bankruptcy and related tax problems. She is a current member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers and the Debtor’s Bar of West Michigan. Those memberships reflect the area of law maximum seen in her public profile. She has targeted on instances where private finances, creditor claims and tax consequences intersect, and she is known among peers for bringing monetary literacy into client conversations.
Colleagues describe her as methodical in preparing cases and actual in examining monetary history. She attracts on her accounting background when reviewing schedules, exemptions and tax returns. That background also informs settlement negotiations. Clients frequently first note the emphasis she locations on careful documentation and undeniable-language explanations of complicated rules.
Outside the workplace Savage has remained involved in professional circles that focus on problems facing consumer debtors. Her exercise in those teams maintains her recent on procedural changes and educational trends in bankruptcy practice. She participates in continuing legal education and peer forums to live abreast of shifting regulation and coverage.
Her practice continues in Michigan, where she handles consumer bankruptcy matters and tax-associated questions that accompany financial misery. She presently limits her practice to problems arising from personal insolvency and related tax considerations.
