Amy L. Knapp

Amy L. Knapp

Founder & Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Litigation Attorney

Amy L. Knapp is the founder of the Law Offices of Amy L. Knapp, where she focuses her practice on helping individuals and small businesses navigate Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy and related consumer matters. She is admitted to practice in New Jersey and before the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey.

With more than 25 years of experience in bankruptcy law, Ms. Knapp is deeply committed to helping hardworking New Jersey families find relief from overwhelming debt. She believes bankruptcy is not just a legal filing, but a turning point—a chance to regain stability, dignity, and hope during an especially difficult season of life.

Her commitment to service has been recognized by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey for her volunteer work with the Rutgers University Bankruptcy Pro Bono Project, as well as by the Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders for extending legal services to senior citizens and educating the community on consumer rights. She has also been named “One of the Best Individual Bankruptcy Attorneys” by readers of the Burlington County Times.

Ms. Knapp opened her own firm so she could practice law in a way that reflects her personal values and holistic approach. For her, the work has never been about volume or profit—it is about people. Drawing on her background in social services, including work with the Pemberton Township Department of Public Assistance and local nonprofit organizations, she understands that financial hardship affects the whole person, not just their finances. Faith plays a quiet but central role in her work, guiding her commitment to service, integrity, and care for those she represents.

A lifelong South Jersey resident, Ms. Knapp remains deeply connected to the community she serves. She is married to her husband—her greatest supporter, closest confidant, and constant source of encouragement—and together they have raised four adult children.