About Vanhemelrijck Law Offices of San Antonio Texas

As a client of VanLaws, you will experience the personal attention
of a small law firm with the resources of a large law firm. Your case
will not be handled by a paralegal, but instead by an experienced and
dedicated attorney.

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Joris Robert Vanhemelrijck (Robert)

Attorney-Texas

Bio

Founding and Managing Partner of Vanhemelrijck Law Offices, LP in San Antonio, Texas.

Provides Bankruptcy Litigation Support to Koffel and Jump, Attorneys, in Columbus, Ohio.

Formerly, worked for Koffel and Jump, Attorneys, where he was
responsible for managing all mortgage and lien avoidance matters. Also,
while working for Koffel and Jump, Attorneys, he provided litigation
support to W. Mark Jump and Christal Caudill (a Chapter 7 Trustee), on
cases involving Bankruptcy and Tax issues.

Assisted a United States District Judge from the Southern District
of Texas, Brownsville Division, with the writing of Court orders and/or
decisions.

Assisted a United States Bankruptcy Judge from the Southern District
of Ohio, Eastern Division (Columbus), with the writing of Court orders
and/or decisions.

Provided substantial assistance with the drafting and preparation of
three (3) Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Presentations, which were
used to teach bankruptcy practitioners about the effects of the 2005
amendments to the Bankruptcy Code.

These CLE presentations were:

• "Divorce, Alimony and Support Under the New Bankruptcy
  Act"-Presented by Bankruptcy Professor Creola Johnson, of the Ohio State
  University Moritz College of Law.
• "The Automatic Stay, Effects of the Dismissal of a Prior Case(s)
  that was Pending Within the Previous Year: The Need to File a Motion to
  Extend the Automatic Stay and a Motion for an Expedited
  Hearing"-Presented by W. Mark Jump.
• "The Treatment of 910 PMSI Claims on Vehicles Purchased for Personal
  Use Under Amended Code Section 1325's Hanging Paragraph"-Presented by
  W. Mark Jump.

Member of the State Bar Of Texas.

Member of the American Bar Association.

Member of the Federal Bar Association.

Graduate of The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law (Columbus, Ohio), where he received his Juris Doctor degree and earned the "Excellence for the Future Award."

He received his undergraduate degree from Texas State University
(San Marcos, Texas). His major was in Political Science (B.A.) and his
minor was in Business Administration. He graduated with honors-summa cum
laude.

He is a fluent Spanish speaker and writer.

He is an animal lover, with two (2) dogs, one of which was rescued
from a San Antonio humane society called The Animal Defense League.

Community Service includes serving as a volunteer at the Political Asylum Project of Austin, Texas.

NOTICE: Joris Robert Vanhemelrijck (JRV) is not
licensed to practice law in Ohio. Thus, any work done on the cases of
Ohio clients must be done with and through their Licensed Ohio Attorney,
unless, JRV requests and is granted permission to personally represent
an Ohio client by valid court order. Even though bankruptcy law is
designed to be applied uniformly across all 50 states, JRV may not
represent clients in Ohio courts or give Ohio-non-lawyers legal advice,
unless JRV requests and is granted authority to do so by a court of
competent jurisdiction. Such permission is usually granted Pro Hoc Vice,
which means: for a specific case or particular matter only. Therefore,
if you are an Ohio client of Koffel and Jump, unless JRV has been
formally granted permission to represent you on a specific case or
matter by a court order, please direct all legal questions to and/or
through W. Mark Jump, or another attorney licensed to practice law in
Ohio.

W. Mark Jump (Mark)

Attorney-Ohio

Bio

Founding Partner of Vanhemelrijck Law Offices, LP.

Also Founding Partner of Koffel and Jump, Attorneys, where he is in
charge of that Ohio firm's Consumer and Small Business Bankruptcy
Practice and other Debtor related practice areas.

Considered one of the best in his profession and named a Rising Star
by Ohio Super Lawyers Magazine (a publication of Key Professional
Media, Inc.), representing 2.5% of the best and up and coming lawyers in
Ohio, in 2009, 2007, 2006, 2005.

Rated BV on Martindale Hubbell. BV is the maximum rating a lawyer can receive who has been admitted to the bar from 5-9 years.

Included in the 2007, 2008, 2009 edition of Best Lawyers in America

Member National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA)

President and former Trustee of the Creditor Education Coalition
(CEC) where he has been featured as a speaker and panel member at
numerous seminars alongside Judges and Trustees.

Sits on Consumer Bankruptcy Law Committee of American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI)

Member Columbus Bar Association (CBA), where he has been featured as
a speaker and panel member at numerous seminars alongside Judges and
Trustees, including teaching new practitioners the fundamentals of
consumer bankruptcy.

Authored articles " Consumer Debt: Easy to Get Into, Hard to Get Out
", Summer 2003, and " Bankruptcy Reform: The new Long and Winding Road
out of Debt", Fall 2005 , both articles published in Columbus Bar
Briefs, a quarterly legal publication for members of the Columbus Bar
Association and Columbus legal and business community.

Member Ohio State Bar Association (OSBA)

Member American Bar Association (ABA).

Seminar Speaker for the National Business Institute

Has been turned to as a leader in the field by others and
interviewed and/or featured by numerous Ohio news broadcasts and
publications, including: Channel 6 News, 610 WTVN Radio, Business First,
and the Columbus Dispatch.

He is a graduate of Capital University Law School where he received the Dean's Award.

He received his undergraduate degree from Miami University in
Business Administration, including a summer abroad studying and living
at Regents Business School in London, England.

Married, with two daughters.

NOTICE: W. Mark Jump (WMJ) is not licensed to practice
law in Texas. Thus, any legal work done on the cases of Texas clients
must be done with and through a Licensed Texas Attorney, unless, WMJ
requests and is granted permission to personally represent a Texas
client by valid court order. Even though bankruptcy law is designed to
be applied uniformly across all 50 states, WMJ may not represent clients
in Texas courts or give Texas-non-lawyers legal advice, unless he
requests and is granted authority to do so by a court of competent
jurisdiction. Such permission is usually granted Pro Hoc Vice, which
means: for a specific case or particular matter only. Therefore, if you
are a Texas client, unless WMJ has been formally granted permission to
represent you on a specific case or matter by court order, please direct
all legal questions to and/or through Joris Robert Vanhemelrijck, or
another attorney licensed to practice law in Texas.