Law Office of Rick J. Deal, P.C.
Law Office of Rick J. Deal, P.C.
About the Law Office of Rick J. Deal, P.C.
Personal bankruptcy representation for individuals and families in Conroe, Montgomery County and Southeast Texas.

A Personal Approach to Bankruptcy
When you're dealing with overwhelming debt, you shouldn't feel like just another case number. At the Law Office of Rick J. Deal, P.C., I work directly with individuals and families facing credit card debt, lawsuits, foreclosure, repossession and other serious financial problems. My goal is to help you understand your options, determine whether Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 is appropriate for your situation, and guide you through the bankruptcy process from beginning to end.

Direct Attorney Access
Your case is handled by Rick J. Deal, not passed from attorney to attorney.
Clear, Practical Guidance
Bankruptcy can be complicated. We explain your options in straightforward terms so you can make informed decisions.
Personal Attention
Every financial situation is different. We take the time to understand your circumstances and help determine the appropriate path forward.
Meet Your Legal Team

Natasha Willard
Legal Assistant
Natasha is the primary point of contact for many of our clients throughout the bankruptcy process. She assists with phone calls, gathers and enters case information, reviews documents for completeness, and helps make sure we have the information needed to prepare your case.
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Because Natasha handles much of the day-to-day communication and case preparation, I am able to focus my time on the legal work involved in your case. When a client has a legal question, Natasha brings it to me and communicates my response back to the client. This allows us to provide personal service while keeping each case moving efficiently.
Rick J. Deal
bankruptcy Attorney
I am Rick J. Deal, bankruptcy attorney and founder of the Law Office of Rick J. Deal, P.C. I have practiced law since 1998 and have represented individuals and families in bankruptcy cases since 2004. After practicing in Houston, I moved my law office to Conroe in 2007, where I have continued helping people throughout Montgomery County and Southeast Texas deal with serious financial problems.
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I understand that most people who come to see a bankruptcy attorney never expected to be in this position. A job loss, medical expenses, divorce, reduced income, unexpected expenses or simply years of accumulating debt can make it increasingly difficult to keep up. By the time many clients contact me, they may be dealing with collection calls, lawsuits, foreclosure, repossession or debts they can no longer realistically pay.
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My job is to help you understand your options—not to judge how you got here.
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My practice focuses on representing individuals and families in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Depending on your circumstances, Chapter 7 may allow you to eliminate qualifying debts and receive a fresh financial start. Chapter 13 may provide a way to stop foreclosure or repossession, catch up on missed payments and reorganize debts through a court-approved repayment plan.
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I believe clients should understand what is happening in their case and why. I try to explain bankruptcy in straightforward terms, answer questions directly and help clients make informed decisions about their financial future.
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I have also never considered myself the stereotypical attorney. You are more likely to find me meeting with clients in jeans, a polo shirt and boots than in a three-piece suit. I want clients to feel comfortable talking openly with me about their financial situation because the better I understand what is happening, the better I can help evaluate their options.
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When you hire my firm, you are hiring a small law office where your case receives personal attention. My goal is to guide you through the bankruptcy process, make sure you understand what is expected and help you move toward a more manageable financial future.
