Nicholas G. Platt

Nicholas G. Platt is a bankruptcy attorney at Mooney Law who serves individuals throughout Central Pennsylvania. He leads the firm’s expanding bankruptcy practice and meets with clients across its offices to discuss debt resolution and bankruptcy-related concerns. Platt helps people understand their legal options, assert their right to debt relief, and take practical steps to address financial pressure and build a more stable future.

Platt earned his J.D. from Widener University Commonwealth Law School in 2019, completing a business advising certificate while attending the Evening Division. He received a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, with a minor in computer forensics, from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania in 2012. His education developed a foundation in legal analysis, financial issues, technology, and practical problem solving that supports his work with bankruptcy clients.

Before joining Mooney Law in 2020, Platt worked for the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services. He began as an Income Maintenance Caseworker and later served in the Office of Medical Assistance Programs while completing law school. In that role, he led a team responsible for managing more than one billion dollars in annual supplemental hospital payments for Pennsylvania hospitals serving large numbers of Medicaid-eligible patients.

Nicholas G. Platt is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and is admitted before the US District Courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of Pennsylvania. His public-service background and bankruptcy practice reflect a continuing focus on helping people navigate difficult financial circumstances. He provides clear guidance on debt relief options and works to make the bankruptcy process understandable, practical, and responsive to each client’s situation.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Mooney Law
• Member, Pennsylvania Bar Association

Licensed State

• Pennsylvania

Education

• Widener University Commonwealth Law School
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
  Bachelor’s Degree in criminal justice& Minor: Computer Forensics

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