Corey Beck has practiced law in Las Vegas since 1998. He holds an MBA alongside his law degree — which means he understands not just the legal side of your situation, but the financial one too. Whether you're a homeowner facing foreclosure, a business owner dealing with debt, or someone who needs a skilled advocate in court, Corey brings the same focused, hands-on approach to every case.He grew up working in his family's restaurants, so he understands what it means to build something and fight to keep it.
No pressure, no jargon. Just a straightforward conversation about your situation and your options.
Call (702) 678-1999 or fill out the form. Corey reviews your situation at no cost — no strings attached.
You'll get an honest assessment of your options in plain language — no legal jargon, no runaround.
Corey personally handles your case from start to finish and keeps you informed every step of the way.
A Las Vegas client owned several properties that had all fallen delinquent with lenders. The goal was to keep every property. Corey filed Motions to Value using appraisals as evidence, successfully marking each property down to current market value. He then negotiated reduced interest rates and lower monthly payments across the portfolio. With costs restructured, the rental income from each property was able to cover the new mortgage obligations — and the client kept everything.
A client in an active Chapter 13 bankruptcy was catching up on his mortgage when COVID-19 hit. His hours were cut and his income dropped sharply — making the existing plan impossible to maintain. Corey used the CARES Act, a limited-time provision, to extend the repayment period from 5 to 7 years. The lower monthly obligation gave the client breathing room to stay current and keep his home. Chapter 13 plans can be adjusted as life circumstances change — knowing when and how to act makes all the difference.
A client was hit with a six-figure liability claim over business equipment. The opposing party claimed full payment was owed — Corey disagreed. In court, he argued that the opposing party had breached the agreement by failing to meet specific conditions, and directly challenged their accounting figures with contradicting evidence. The case settled for a small fraction of the original claim, with a full release of liability. The client walked away free and clear.
26 years practicing law in Las Vegas
5 areas bankruptcy, real estate, business, PI & criminal
Free consultations for every case
1 attorney Corey handles every case personally
