Jackson Bankruptcy Attorney

Thomas C. Rollins has been helping people get bankruptcy relief for years. His office helps struggling people file Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy to get rid of overwhelming debt and stop harassing phone calls. Over the last ten years, he has filed over 2500 bankruptcy cases.

T.C. Rollins has offices in Ridgeland, Meridian, Hattiesburg, and Gulfport.

He went to law school at Mississippi College School of Law, where he was on the Dean’s List. Originally from Columbus, Mississippi, He attended Mississippi State University, where he obtained a business degree focusing on Banking and Finance.

He joined the U.S. Marines immediately after graduating high school and served in the reserves during college. He was deployed to Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom and was critically injured when his Humvee rolled over while he was manning the turret machine gun. He was left with a permanent disability and medically retired from the Marines due to his injuries.

He opened The Rollins Law Firm immediately after graduating from law school. His firm has focused on bankruptcy and giving clients a fresh start from the very beginning. Through the years, he has handled both simple and complex cases. He has filed, defended, and won bankruptcy lawsuits. His bankruptcy practice is about helping everyday consumers get their lives back on track. Helping people who have overpaid for debt get the relief they need to continue providing for their families.

He spends most of his time on the phone advising people on dealing with aggressive creditors. I don’t charge a dime for phone consultations, and he enjoys helping people decide if bankruptcy is the right choice for them. Making the decision to file bankruptcy is difficult, but he strives to give people all the information and resources they need to make the right decision.

He is the State Commander for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mississippi. His wife is a critical care nurse at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, and they belong to Christ United Methodist Church in Jackson. He has two young sons; their family enjoys playing golf and tennis and playing the piano and guitar.