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Crow Law Firm

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You may decide, after learning about all available options that a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is, in fact, the best alternative in your case. You may reach this decision after learning how the Chapter 13 bankruptcy will work in your case and what advantages it has to offer that other debt relief solutions may not cover, such as ways to include back taxes, back child support and back mortgage payments in a repayment plan Ã¢Â€Â” and the opportunity to have interest rates on consumer debts greatly reduced or eliminated during the repayment process.

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Phone: (704) 283-1175

Address: 315 N Main St, Monroe, NC 28112

Website: http://www.crowlawfirm.com

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Crow Law Firm

Child Support
You may decide, after learning about all available options that a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is, in fact, the best alternative in your case. You may reach this decision after learning how the Chapter 13 bankruptcy will work in your case and what advantages it has to offer that other debt relief solutions may not cover, such as ways to include back taxes, back child support and back mortgage payments in a repayment plan Ã¢Â€Â” and the opportunity to have interest rates on consumer debts greatly reduced or eliminated during the repayment process.
Child Custody and Visitation
Whereas Chapter 7 is all about eliminating as much debt at once as possible, Chapter 13 is a useful tool for repaying your loans in order to hold onto things that are important for you. For instance, if you have substantial home equity (or no equity), if youâ€™re behind on car payments, or you owe child support, setting up a Chapter 13 repayment plan can help you keep whatâ€™s important (like your home, car, and visitation rights).

DUI/DWI
Wrongful Death
Traffic Violations
A traffic violation on your driving record can translate to trouble with the state, with your auto insurance or otherwise. Depending on the violation in question and your previous convictions, you may face stiff fees, insurance premium increases and possible harm to future job aspirations if you rack up traffic violations on your record.
Assault
Murder

Business and Corporate Law

Business Transactions

Workers Compensation

Real Estate Transactions

Personal Injury
Medical Malpractice
Since Mr. Crow has been in private practice, he has tried and handled about every possible case. He has tried cases in civil court ranging from an attempt to recover a $50.00 tenant deposit to a major medical malpractice case. In criminal court, he has tried cases ranging from simple assault, even before a jury, to capital murder. Mr. Crow has represented people before the Social Security Administration, the N.C. Industrial Commission, the N.C. Employment Commission, and other agencies. He has also handled real estate transactions, estate matters, and business transactions.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
A customized estate plan is a key building block of financial and personal responsibility. If you have put off preparing or updating your will, now is the time. North and South Carolina attorneys at The Crow Law Firm can help you design and formalize estate planning documents, including...
Wills
Marcus D. Crow graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1995 and from the University of Richmond School of Law in 2000. His main areas of practice include bankruptcy law and wills and trusts. Marcus treats every client with respect and integrity. Each client's case is treated with exceptional care and attention.
Trusts
You can count on The Crow Law Firm to keep your legal matters simple and straightforward whenever possible. Call our Monroe offices or send an email to request a consultation with a lawyer serving North and South Carolina who can advise you on wills, trusts and probate.
Power of Attorney
Powers of attorney to allow someone you trust and designate ahead of time to manage your affairs if you become incapacitated or for any reason cannot make decisions or sign important documents as needed
Probate
Are you the personal representative (executor) of a loved one's estate? We can help you through the necessary legal processes. We are interested in helping you avoid delays or disputes. Should a will contest or other estate-related dispute arise, we are confident we can help you settle the matter with minimal expense and trouble.

Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is often called debt reorganization. It involves a three- to five-year debt repayment plan that is manageable for your budget. In the debt reorganization, secured debts have the highest priority. Unsecured debts have the lowest priority. Legal fees are built into the monthly payments. At the end of the repayment period, remaining unpaid debt is dischargeable.
Foreclosure
At The Crow Law Firm in Monroe, North Carolina, our debt collection protection attorneys employ bankruptcy and other legal strategies to protect individuals from creditor harassment and collections actions such as wage garnishment, property levies and the threat of home foreclosure.
Debt Collection
Incessant phone calls. Threatening letters. Legal actions against you. The methods that creditors use to collect debts can sometimes feel like harassment - which you are protected from under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and the automatic stay in bankruptcy court.

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