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Neighborhood: Belknap Lookout
Other Link: http://www.timtaylorlaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Business Law Attorneys, Civil Litigation & Trial Law Attorneys, Insurance Attorneys, Litigation & Tort Attorneys, Malpractice Law Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys

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10/22/2011

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Not sure what the spammer who ...

Not sure what the spammer who commented here earlier was up to, but Tim is both an excellent attorney and an outstanding guy. He's represented me for the last 20 years in all my legal matters and I have nothing but good things to say about him.

His fees are reasonable and he takes the time to understand my concerns. Two thumbs up from me...

07/08/2011

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Think before choosing attorney.

I am used his client of this law office before, highly not recommended to any body who looking for attorney to fight your case. because the price he was charge, the way he representative and most important is he just want your money. he will charge you left, right which not support to. we very regrettable to choose him unfortunately by accidents situation and being cheats. we loose a lot our money for this attorney. we learn our lessons to pickup wrong guys. NOT RECOMMENDED AT ALL.

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Phone: (616) 233-1300

Address: 990 Monroe Ave NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503

Website: http://www.timtaylorlaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
For most people, all debts are discharged. There are certain types of debt, however, that typically are not discharged, such as child support, alimony, and student loans. Also, if you have secured debt (for instance, a mortgage on a house or a loan on a vehicle), that debt will only generally be discharged if you return the item to the creditor.
Spousal Support

Criminal Defense
I certainly don’t specialize in criminal law. Over the years of my practice, however, I have been involved in dozens of criminal cases, mostly misdemeanors. People greatly overestimate their capabilities in communications with the police.
Misdemeanors
Embezzlement
First, identify how and why your debtor owes you money. What was the basis for the debt? Is it an ordinary loan or service that you provided them? Or was there something more devious involved in this debt being incurred (e.g., embezzlement or falsification of loan application)? Do you have a judgment against your debtor? If you do have a judgment, is the judgment only against your debtor who has filed bankruptcy, or is the judgment against another individual or company that has not filed for bankruptcy?

Business and Corporate Law

Unfair Competition

Wrongful Termination
I invite you to call me about these, or any other type of legal issue you mayÂ have. Many initial consultations will be without charge, and I can usually giveÂ you a preliminary and general idea of what I think about your situation.
Employment Contract
It is not unusual that I encounter a case where someone has been terminated from a job, or has quit, and they bring in their employment agreement from that job and it has a non-competition clause in it. They want to know, of course, whether they must live up to that clause. The definite answer is “maybe.”

Real Estate Litigation

Personal Injury
Most motor vehicle accidents in Michigan are governed by the Michigan No-Fault Insurance Act. In that system, every car that is licensed in Michigan is required to have insurance coverageÂ with at least three types of coverage; personal injury protection, property protection and liability coverage. Â A person may also choose to have additional types of coverage, such as collision coverage. The focus hereÂ will be on the types of damages that most commonly lead to disputes and lawsuits. There are two types ofÂ lawsuits that you might bring under the No-Fault insurance system.
Medical Malpractice
I have been involved in medical malpractice cases for 30 years. That experienceÂ is essential to properly evaluate and pursue a medical malpractice claim. IÂ will work closely with the appropriate medical professionals to carefullyÂ screen and prepare each case. In addition to representing plaintiffs in actionsÂ against doctors, in the past I have also defended doctors. That experienceÂ helps me to predict how the other side will try to defend a case.
Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
Generally speaking, there are two kinds of disability income: income through a private disability policy or otherwise by contract (for example, a union contract), and Social Security disability income. Each of these types has its own implications both outside of bankruptcy and inside of bankruptcy.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
The process consists of an accounting of everything you own or have certain interests in at the date of death. The fair market value of these items is used, not necessarily what you paid for them or what their values were when you acquired them. The total of all of these items is your “gross estate.” The property to be included may consist of cash and securities, real estate, insurance, trusts, annuities, business interests and other assets. Once you have accounted for the gross estate, certain deductions (and in special circumstances, reductions to value) are allowed in arriving at your “taxable estate.” These deductions may include mortgages and other debts, estate administration expenses, property that passes to surviving spouses and qualified charities. The value of some operating business interests or farms may be reduced for estates that qualify.

Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy law is federal law that applies in all states. States may not regulate bankruptcy, although there are certain parts of the Bankruptcy Code that incorporate the law of the state in which the bankruptcy is filed. Bankruptcy proceedings occur in the United States Bankruptcy Courts. These courts are a part of the U.S. District Courts system.
Foreclosure

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