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Geoffry Walsh is a senior attorney at the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) focusing on foreclosure prevention, consumer bankruptcy, and other consumer credit issues. He has testified and provided written testimony on foreclosure policies at the federal and state levels. His work has focused on federal agency mortgage problems, foreclosure mediation, and bankruptcy topics. Geoff has served as a panelist and instructor at trainings and legal education seminars on foreclosure prevention and bankruptcy.
Geoff is co-editor of Home Foreclosures and a contributing author to Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice, Student Loan Law, Fair Debt Collection, Truth in Lending, Mortgage Servicing and Loan Modifications, Access to Utility Service, and Credit Discrimination. He also co-authored the NCLC reports How GSE Note Sales Undermine Homeownership and Clearing the Path to a New Beginning, a Guide to Discharging Criminal Justice Debt in Bankruptcy.
Before joining NCLC, Geoff worked for over 25 years as a staff attorney with legal services programs in Vermont and Philadelphia. He represented low-income clients in foreclosure, eviction, and bankruptcy proceedings.
Education:
J.D. Temple University Law School
B.A. University of Michigan