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Law Office of Kimberly Nash: Twelve Years Learning Bankruptcy From the Attorney Who Trained Her

Kimberly Nash didn’t start her bankruptcy practice from scratch — she spent twelve years working alongside veteran bankruptcy attorney Fred E. Walker, filing bankruptcies, suing mortgage companies, defending lawsuits, and settling debts before opening her own Austin practice. She currently chairs the biannual continuing legal education seminar for the Western District of Texas bankruptcy bar.

Origin and Background

Law Office of Kimberly Nash P.C. is based at 6207 Bee Cave Road, Suite 155, Austin, TX 78746. Kimberly Nash began practicing bankruptcy law in 2009 alongside Fred E. Walker — himself a TBLS board-certified consumer bankruptcy specialist since 1989 — before establishing her own solo practice, which she has now run for more than five years.

Practice Concentration

The firm’s practice centers on consumer bankruptcy filings under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, mortgage company litigation, lawsuit defense, and debt settlement negotiation, alongside a separate probate and estate planning practice. Nash currently sits as Chair organizing the biannual continuing legal education seminar for the Western District of Texas bankruptcy bar and helps organize CLE meetings and social gatherings for the Austin Bankruptcy Bar — professional involvement that keeps her connected to the local bankruptcy bench and bar beyond her own caseload. See this Austin Bankruptcy & Debt directory for how this Walker-trained solo practice compares to larger Austin bankruptcy firms.

Notable Work / Track Record

As a consumer bankruptcy solo practice, the firm does not publish a running table of verdict or settlement figures, and Awesome Attorneys did not identify one. Twelve years of direct training under a board-certified bankruptcy specialist before founding an independent practice is itself a documented indicator of practice depth distinct from case-by-case results.

Client Voice

Client reviews describe Kimberly Nash as taking time to explain every step clearly, answering questions promptly, and providing what one reviewer called “invaluable resources” for understanding rights and rebuilding financial futures; another reviewer specifically credited her with a “large town lawyer with a small town old school personal touch.” Awesome Attorneys did not identify negative or critical reviews warranting disclosure in the sample reviewed.

Beyond the Courtroom

Kimberly Nash’s role organizing the Western District of Texas bankruptcy bar’s biannual CLE seminar and Austin Bankruptcy Bar social gatherings is a form of sustained professional community service tied directly to her practice area, distinct from a purely client-facing role.

Recognition for This Austin Bankruptcy Firm

Awesome Attorneys did not identify TBLS Board Certification in Bankruptcy Law for Kimberly Nash and does not apply “specialist” language on that basis. Her twelve years of direct practice alongside a board-certified specialist (Fred E. Walker) prior to independent practice is a genuine, independently verifiable training credential that Awesome Attorneys treats as meaningful context, separate from formal board certification.

Texas Legal Backdrop

Consumer bankruptcy filings in the Western District of Texas, which covers Austin, proceed under the federal Bankruptcy Code but interact with Texas’s specific homestead exemption — among the most generous in the country — and Texas’s unlimited exemption for a debtor’s homestead can significantly affect Chapter 7 asset-protection strategy compared to states with capped exemptions. Mortgage company litigation, a stated part of this firm’s practice, frequently implicates the federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) alongside Texas foreclosure procedures under Property Code Chapter 51. None of this is legal advice; a specific bankruptcy or debt matter should be evaluated by a licensed Texas attorney based on the actual facts involved.

Awesome Attorneys Assessment

Law Office of Kimberly Nash’s clearest differentiator is direct training lineage: twelve years working bankruptcy cases alongside a TBLS board-certified specialist before striking out independently, reinforced by ongoing leadership roles in the local bankruptcy bar’s CLE programming. The honest trade-off is solo-practice scale and the absence of Nash’s own formal board certification — a client wanting the certification itself, rather than training under someone who holds it, should compare directly against board-certified competitors in this category. For a consumer bankruptcy client who wants an attorney trained directly by an established specialist and still active in the local bankruptcy bar community, that combination is a reasonable basis for a shortlist.

Methodology and Sourcing

This profile was researched from the Law Office of Kimberly Nash’s own website (firm history and about page), the State Bar of Texas attorney directory, Kimberly Nash’s LinkedIn profile documenting her CLE and bar association roles, and TrustAnalytica’s aggregated review summary.

Publisher Disclosure and Independence Notice

Awesome Attorneys is an independent legal directory and editorial publication. This profile was not paid for, commissioned, or reviewed by the Law Office of Kimberly Nash P.C. or Kimberly Nash prior to publication. Awesome Attorneys may in the future offer sponsored placement products to attorneys and firms, including this one, but sponsorship has no bearing on the editorial content, inclusion, or findings of this profile.