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(248) 357-5860Visit WebsiteMap & Directions24500 Northwestern Hwy Ste 205Southfield, MI 48075 Write a Review

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Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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General Info: We are a debit relief agency that assists people in filing for bankruptcy relief under the bankruptcy code.
Extra Phones: Fax: (248) 357-6493
Services/Products: Bankruptcy, Probate Law, Veteran's Benefits
Neighborhood: Southfield
Other Link: http://www.go2warr.com
Categories: Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Military & Veterans Law Attorneys, Probate Law Attorneys

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Phone: (248) 357-5860

Address: 24500 Northwestern Hwy Ste 205, Southfield, MI 48075

Website: http://www.go2warr.com

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Child Support
Unsecured debts (credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, judgments) may be paid as little as zero percent, depending on your finances. You must continue to pay other debts not dischargeable in bankruptcy, such as house payments, car loans, taxes and child support.
Spousal Support

DUI/DWI
You must qualify under the Chapter 7 means test (income level), and you cannot have received a previous Chapter 7 discharge within the past eight years.

Real Estate Transactions
Property Damage

Personal Injury

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Mourning the loss of a loved one can be overwhelming. While barely having a chance to catch your breath, you may now have to deal with the administrative issues of your loved one's estate. Understandably, you may feel like you are in over your head, not knowing all the details that need to be covered. You aren't expected to have all the answers. An experienced estate administration attorney can help guide you through the process.
Wills
If you are planning to contest a will or need help fighting back against a challenged will, you can entrust James C. Warr & Associates. For more than 20 years, attorney James Warr has represented beneficiaries and heirs who believed they were wrongfully left off a will or their loved one's intentions were not followed. Based on his comprehensive experience, he knows how to navigate past any gray areas to help protect your best interests and your loved one's legacy. Contact our Warren will contests attorney today to schedule a free initial consultation.
Power of Attorney
Estate fraud — Attorney James Warr has a strong background handling estate fraud cases that can be very obvious and sometimes more subtle. Estate fraud disputes can include anything from using undue influence to destroying a will or wrongfully using a power of attorney for their own financial gain.
Probate
A probate law attorney helps deal with issues that arise when a family member or loved one dies. Probate is the area of law that deals with distributing assets and paying the creditors of a person who is deceased. An executor is named in the will (or a personal representative is appointed by the court if there is no will) to perform the duties of estate administration.

Bankruptcy
If you qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your eligible debts are erased and the creditor actions stop. The law firm of James C. Warr & Associates can help you take full advantage of this opportunity for a fresh start.
Foreclosure
Are you struggling with debt and tired of being harassed by bill collectors? Are you worried about foreclosure, repossession, lawsuits or garnishment?
Debt Collection
You may be behind on paying your bills, but that does not give creditors the green light to abuse you. In fact, the law prohibits creditors from using abusive debt collection practices. This traces back to 1977 When the Fair Debt Collection Practice Act was passed. Creditors are legally prohibited from using deceptive, abusive or unfair collection techniques. Debtors can also ask creditors for validation to ensure any collection efforts are legitimate.

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