About Scott
Scott Charmoy graduated from Duke University in 1992 and finished his J.D. at Washington University School of Law in 1995. He moved shortly into private practice following law school and has spent his profession handling consumer insolvency matters and related civil work. His educational background sits at the foundation of a tradition that has spanned two state bars and multiple courtrooms.
He is a partner at Charmoy & Charmoy. Licensed in both Connecticut and Illinois, he represents individuals and small businesses in hearings that include insolvency filings, debt decision, and creditor negotiations. He appears in state and federal forums in the ones jurisdictions and handles the regimen and the complicated aspects of bankruptcy practice. Colleagues describe him as pragmatic; clients rely on him for continuous counsel at some point of financially hard times.
Charmoy’s involvement in professional organizations has been a seen a part of his profession. He holds membership in the Greater Bridgeport Bar Association and the Connecticut Bar Association. At the countrywide level he serves as State Chair for the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers, a role that includes coordinating statewide efforts and representing nearby practitioners’ pursuits within the association. That leadership submit places him in regular touch with friends who manage the identical areas of law.
In practice he manages casework at Charmoy & Charmoy’s multiple offices. He divides his time between client consultations, drafting pleadings and negotiating with creditors and trustees. The work requires frequent attention to time limits and converting guidelines in insolvency process. He is often concerned in making ready clients for proceedings and assisting them thru Chapter-associated selections, resolution conversations and post-discharge matters.
Beyond courtroom appearances, Charmoy takes part in bar activities and academic packages for lawyers who practice shopper bankruptcy. He contributes to discussions approximately procedural updates and local practice worries, drawing on 20 years of work within the area. He continues to practice at Charmoy & Charmoy, the place his practice facilities on shopper bankruptcy and associated debtor representation.
