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The Bankruptcy Abuse
Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 is effective
as of October 17, 2005. These monumental changes to the
rules of Bankruptcy are more broad in scope than any
previous changes in the history of the Bankruptcy Code. If
you are considering filing a Petition in Bankruptcy, you
need a lawyer that is familiar with these sweeping changes
and how these changes might affect you.
The Louvier Law Firm is well versed and completely up to
date with regard to the changes that the new Bankruptcy Act
creates. Lead bankruptcy attorney Michael M. Louvier has
been a featured speaker at continuing legal education
seminars concerning the new laws presented to attorneys and
other professionals in the field. With 11 years of
experience in Debtor/Creditor law, Michael M. Louvier is
considered among the foremost bankruptcy authorities in
Rankin County.
When you are faced with financial difficulties, you need
advice from a professional that knows the law. Your
decisions regarding your dealings with your creditors can
have long lasting effects. Therefore, you should seek advice
from professionals that understand your issues and are
experienced at the solutions to your unique problems. The
Louvier Law Firm can provide you with the proper information
that will allow you to make an informed, intelligent choice
regarding your financial situation.
Whether a petition in bankruptcy is in your best interests,
or if there are alternatives that will better serve you, the
Louvier Law Firm offers a free initial consultation to
discuss your financial situation. We will listen to your
concerns and discuss your potential options and the
ramifications and potential results of your choices. Call
for an appointment to talk about your matter in a
professional setting where experience and integrity are our
primary assets to helping you with your financial
difficulties. |
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