Marshall G. Reissman

Marshall G. Reissman is a seasoned attorney with over four decades of legal experience, focusing on Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, debt settlement, and financial restructuring. As the founding attorney of The Reissman Law Group P.A., he is committed to helping individuals in Saint Petersburg, Florida, achieve long-term financial relief through dedicated and compassionate legal advocacy.

Reissman earned his Juris Doctor from the Florida State University College of Law in 1980. Since then, he has remained in good standing with the Florida Bar, serving clients with professionalism and integrity. His extensive legal education and years of practice have equipped him with the tools to navigate the complexities of bankruptcy law.

Through tailored legal strategies, Reissman helps clients stop foreclosure, wage garnishment, car repossession, and aggressive debt collection. He recognizes the stress and anxiety that come with serious financial problems and focuses on guiding people toward a true financial fresh start. Combining deep bankruptcy law experience with genuine compassion, Reissman has become a trusted advocate for clients facing overwhelming debt.

Client reviews consistently praise Reissman’s clear communication, responsiveness, and respectful demeanor. His ability to simplify complex legal matters allows clients to feel informed and empowered during every stage of their case. From initial consultation to final discharge, he remains accessible and committed to client success.

Whether facing overwhelming debt or seeking proactive debt resolution, clients find dependable support at The Reissman Law Group P.A. Marshall G. Reissman’s proven track record, compassionate representation, and commitment to legal excellence continue to make him a leading figure in Florida bankruptcy law.

Law Office Affiliations

• Founder, The Reissman Law Group P.A.
• Member, The Florida Bar

Licensed State

• Florida

Education

• Florida State University College of Law
  Juris Doctor (J.D.)

Awards & Badges