Timothy L. Woznick is a Partner in the Cheyenne office and a Banking, Finance, Creditor’s Rights and Bankruptcy Practice Group Leader. Tim’s practice focuses on representing financial institutions and companies in creditors’ rights and bankruptcy, banking, finance, and commercial transactions. He has significant experience representing banks and credit unions on various matters, including compliance issues. Tim helps small and mid-size companies with their day-to-day business activities, contractual relations, and operations. In addition, he assists with real estate acquisitions, purchase and sales agreements, and mergers and acquisitions.
Tim regularly offers his clients informative training, either in person or via Zoom, to enhance their financial knowledge and equip them to handle any questions that may arise. He enjoys being a resource for his clients and helping to make their jobs easier.
A dedicated problem solver with a background in engineering, Tim brings a methodical mindset to his legal practice. His focus on quantifying risk and assigning value, even if imperfect, enables him to approach legal challenges strategically, prioritizing efficiency and effectiveness over emotional decision-making. For Tim, success lies in finding win-win solutions rather than approaching situations with a zero-sum mentality, ensuring that both parties benefit while minimizing unnecessary expenses.
Tim is a member of The American Bankruptcy Institute, the nation’s largest and most diverse community of bankruptcy professionals.
Tim says the most remarkable thing about his career is being partners with his wife, Lindsay Woznick, co-leader of the Taxation, Trusts, & Estates Practice Group. Outside of his practice, they enjoy spending time with their two children at home on the river.
Mountain States Super Lawyers®, 2018-present
The Best Lawyers in America®, Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law, 2020-present
Chambers and Partners, Corporate/M&A, Band 1, 2021-2023
AV Preeminent Martindale-Hubbard® Peer Review Rating™
American Bankruptcy Institute
Representation of and advice to clients in commercial and consumer creditors’ rights matters, including collections, judgment domestication, workouts and forbearance agreements, replevin (claim and delivery) actions, foreclosures, and matters involving the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC).
Representation of and advice to creditors (both secured and unsecured) in commercial and consumer bankruptcies in Wyoming and Colorado, including cash collateral pleadings and negotiations, motions to dismiss, motions for relief from stay, lien priority disputes, proofs of claim and claim objections, Chapter 11 and 13 plan negotiations and objections, representation in adversary proceedings (including non-dischargeability actions), and reaffirmation agreements, among others.
Representation of and advice to Wyoming banks and credit unions with legal issues in day-to-day operations including bankruptcy, collections, workouts, garnishments, and regulatory and compliance issues.
The provision of opinion letters for Wyoming or Wyoming-related financing transactions involving entities and assets based in Wyoming.
Assistance to businesses in a wide range of corporate and transactional matters, including entity formation, contract drafting and negotiation, mergers and acquisitions, and intellectual property.
Representation of clients in commercial litigation.
”Was it for This my Life I Sought? How to React, Prepare, and Handle the Increase of Wyoming’s Consumer Bankruptcy Cases,” Wyoming State Bar Annual Meeting & Judicial Conference, September, 2017
“Proceed with Caution! What Wyoming Lawyers Need to Know About the Service Members Civil Relief Act and How it Can Affect Their Practice”, Wyoming Lawyer, 2012
The Best Lawyers in America®, Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law, 2020-present
Chambers and Partners, Corporate/M&A, Band 1, 2021-2023
AV Preeminent Martindale-Hubbard® Peer Review Rating™
American Bankruptcy Institute
Representation of and advice to clients in commercial and consumer creditors’ rights matters, including collections, judgment domestication, workouts and forbearance agreements, replevin (claim and delivery) actions, foreclosures, and matters involving the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC).
Representation of and advice to creditors (both secured and unsecured) in commercial and consumer bankruptcies in Wyoming and Colorado, including cash collateral pleadings and negotiations, motions to dismiss, motions for relief from stay, lien priority disputes, proofs of claim and claim objections, Chapter 11 and 13 plan negotiations and objections, representation in adversary proceedings (including non-dischargeability actions), and reaffirmation agreements, among others.
Representation of and advice to Wyoming banks and credit unions with legal issues in day-to-day operations including bankruptcy, collections, workouts, garnishments, and regulatory and compliance issues.
The provision of opinion letters for Wyoming or Wyoming-related financing transactions involving entities and assets based in Wyoming.
Assistance to businesses in a wide range of corporate and transactional matters, including entity formation, contract drafting and negotiation, mergers and acquisitions, and intellectual property.
Representation of clients in commercial litigation.
”Was it for This my Life I Sought? How to React, Prepare, and Handle the Increase of Wyoming’s Consumer Bankruptcy Cases,” Wyoming State Bar Annual Meeting & Judicial Conference, September, 2017
“Proceed with Caution! What Wyoming Lawyers Need to Know About the Service Members Civil Relief Act and How it Can Affect Their Practice”, Wyoming Lawyer, 2012
