Kentucky Cities and Counties We Serve

Nick Thompson is a Louisville bankruptcy and foreclosure attorney. He works from one office. The address is 800 Stone Creek Parkway, Suite 6, Louisville, KY 40223. Most clients live within an hour of that door.

The office covers six Kentucky counties. Find your city below.

Call 502-625-0905 for a free consultation.

Louisville bankruptcy attorney meeting with clients overlooking the downtown skyline

One court for all six counties

Every county on this page files in the same place. That is the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Kentucky, Louisville Division. The courthouse sits at 601 West Broadway in Louisville.

The Louisville Division serves eleven counties. Those are Breckinridge, Bullitt, Hardin, Jefferson, Larue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, Oldham, Spencer, and Washington.

So a filer in Brandenburg and a filer in St. Matthews land in front of the same court. The rules for personal bankruptcy in Kentucky are identical. The paperwork is identical.

You will not have to drive downtown. Your 341 meeting of creditors is held by Zoom video in this district. You join from home on camera. The court runs on Eastern Time.

Jefferson County

Louisville Metro and the independent cities inside it. Our office is here.

  • St. Matthews
  • Jeffersontown
  • Middletown
  • Lyndon
  • Fern Creek and Okolona
  • Shively
  • Valley Station

Oldham County

North and east of Louisville along I-71. Oldham is the wealthiest county in Kentucky by median household income, which changes how exemptions get applied.

  • La Grange
  • Crestwood
  • Prospect

Bullitt County

South of Louisville along I-65 and Preston Highway.

  • Shepherdsville
  • Mount Washington
  • Hillview

Spencer County

Southeast of Louisville around Taylorsville Lake.

  • Taylorsville

Nelson County

South on the Bluegrass Parkway and US 31E.

  • Bardstown

Meade County

West along the Ohio River, next to Fort Knox.

  • Brandenburg

What is the same everywhere we file

Kentucky lets filers choose the federal exemption list instead of the state list. That choice matters a great deal here.

The Kentucky homestead exemption protects $5,000 of home equity. The federal homestead exemption protects $31,575, and $63,150 for a married couple filing together. Those federal figures apply to cases filed between April 1, 2025 and March 31, 2028.

For most homeowners in these six counties, the federal list protects more. We check both the Kentucky bankruptcy exemptions and the federal list before you file.

What changes from county to county

Foreclosure does not run through the bankruptcy court. It runs through your county circuit court, and each county handles its own sales.

Jefferson County commissioner sales are held at the Louis D. Brandeis Hall of Justice, District Courtroom 102, 600 West Jefferson Street. Oldham County sales are advertised in the Oldham Era and posted at the county courthouse in La Grange. Nelson County matters run through the Nelson County Justice Center at 200 Nelson County Plaza in Bardstown.

Start with a free consultation

Nick has practiced law since 1988 and in Kentucky since 1991. He holds U.S. Tax Court License #51. He prepares every petition himself rather than passing it to staff. You can read more about Nick Thompson before you call.

The office is open Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM Eastern. Evening and weekend appointments are available by request.

Call 502-625-0905 to talk through your options. The first consultation costs nothing.

Local practice differs. Knowing the venue is part of mortgage foreclosure defense.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which counties do you serve?
Jefferson, Oldham, Bullitt, Spencer, Nelson, and Meade counties in Kentucky. Call 502-625-0905 to check your address.
Do I have to come to Louisville to file?
No. All six counties file in the Louisville Division, but your 341 meeting is held by Zoom. You join from home on camera.
What are your office hours?
Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM Eastern. Evening and weekend appointments are available by request. Call 502-625-0905.
Where is your office?
800 Stone Creek Parkway, Suite 6, Louisville, KY 40223. It is a walk-in office, not a mail drop.
Is the first meeting really free?
Yes. Nick meets with you at no cost and tells you plainly whether bankruptcy is your best move. Call 502-625-0905.

Talk to Louisville bankruptcy and foreclosure attorney

Call 502-625-0905 or visit the office at 800 Stone Creek Parkway, Suite 6, Louisville, KY 40223.