As of tomorrow, the Cares Act’s moratorium on evictions will expire. Bankruptcy can help, but don’t wait to explore that option!
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We are still available to serve our clients, but the way we do that is changing to protect our clients and our community. We are available for telephone conferences. We miss meeting you in person, but we will hopefully be able to see you soon. If you need to drop off or pick up paperwork, call us and we will make appropriate arrangements. Give us a call, or send us an email.
As we adjust to the current pandemic situation, Wilkinson Law Firm wants to remain responsive to our clients needs. Indeed, the pandemic may cause exactly the kind of problems--like job loss, medical bills and the like--that we are good at helping you solve. While details are rapidly changing with the situation, we are changing with the times so that we will still be available to help you.
We are currently scheduling telephone meetings, including initial consultations, so that we can meet your needs and still maintain "social distancing." We can help you transmit paperwork by mail or email, so that we can answer your questions and help you stay on top of things. We can also help you sort through various options to avoid foreclosure or repossession, or other financial hardships.
Call us at 864.574.7944. If we are working remotely, we ask that you leave your name and number and we will call you back as soon as possible. Stay healthy, and let us know if we can help.
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