John Kelchner has a robust practice centered on creditors' rights and bankruptcy, representing mortgage companies, banks, commercial lenders and other financial institutions in safeguarding their interests in both state and federal courts.
John's experience is deeply rooted in bankruptcy law, where he adeptly advocates for major mortgage servicers and smaller lenders in consumer and business bankruptcy cases. His practice also encompasses representing business creditors in matters of mortgage foreclosure, collections, mechanics’ liens, and repossession. Moreover, John represents creditors in vigorously defending lender liability claims, including those arising under the FDCPA, RESPA, and consumer protection statutes.
In addition to his litigation work, John offers strategic counsel to financial institutions and creditors on intricate real estate matters. These include resolving title curative issues, navigating tax sale disputes, and managing condemnation cases. His insights into these areas make him a trusted advisor for clients facing complex legal challenges.
John is a sought-after speaker and has served as a panelist for seminars hosted by organizations such as the South Carolina Bankruptcy Lawyers Association. He provides thoughtful leadership on emerging trends in bankruptcy law, mortgage foreclosure, and creditors’ rights, further cementing his reputation as an authority in his field.
By combining a meticulous, results-driven approach with pragmatism and creativity, John consistently delivers favorable outcomes for his clients. His depth of experience, collaborative relationships within the legal community, and unwavering commitment to excellence enable him to meet the diverse and evolving needs of his clients effectively.