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Mississippi Estate Planning and Administration Lawyers

Choosing the right Mississippi lawyer for your legal needs is a challenge. The following list of Mississippi attorneys and Mississippi law firms who practice Estate Planning and Administration law in Mississippi is a partial list, there are many more Mississippi lawyers who are not listed in this directory. Care should always be taken when choosing a lawyer for your particular need.

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No-Fault claims
The law firm of E. Gregory M. Cannarozzi, Counselor-at-Law, L.L.C., emphasizes representation of all medical providers and patients with respect to no-fault claims. When an individual is injured in an automobile accident, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 39:6A-1 et seq. the New Jersey No-Fault Statute, s/he is entitled to PIP (personal injury protection) benefits, under certain conditions.

Automobile Accident FAQ's
The Pains of an Auto Accident: Being involved in an auto accident is often far more than a mere inconvenience. In addition to the pain of injuries, concerns about your recovery, possible shock/psychological trauma and financial concerns, there are complicated legal and insurance labyrinths thru which you will need to maneuver.

Chapter 7
GETTING A FRESH START If you are unable to pay your existing debts, then a Chapter 7 may be the answer for you. In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy a person wipes out all of their debt and they get a "Fresh Start." This is accomplished by liquidation. In other words, the court-appointed Chapter 7 Trustee collects all of your assets and sells those which are non-exempt under the Bankruptcy Code. The net proceeds of the liquidation are then distributed to your creditors, and the Trustee takes a commission taken for overseeing the distribution.