Item: Coxwell Attorneys, PLLC
Rating: 5
Author: Thad & Janet Brumfield

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- Frank Coxwell
- Rachel Coxwell
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- Step 1 - Communication
- Step 2 - Documentation
- Step 3 - Consultation
- Step 4 - Filing
Practice Areas
- Foreclosure
  - American Dream Homeownership
  - Avoid Foreclosure Rescue Scams
  - Bank Foreclosure Secrets
  - How to Fight Foreclosure
    - Truth in Lending Laws
    - Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act
    - Fair Credit Reporting Act
    - Home Ownership Equity Protection Act
    - Hope for Homeowners Program
    - Predatory Lending and Loan Servicing
    - Misapplication of Money
    - Breach of Contract
    - Fraud
    - Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
  - How to Stop Foreclosure
  - Loan Modifications
  - Mortgage Litigation
- Bankruptcy
  - Chapter 7
    - Repossession
    - Garnishment
    - Debts That Are Not Dischargeable
  - Chapter 13
    - Advantages of a Chapter 13 Over a Chapter 7
    - The Financial Super Tool
  - What is Chapter 12 Bankruptcy?
  - What is Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
  - The Morality of Bankruptcy
  - Debt – It’s everyone’s problem
  - Determining Your Financial Situation
  - Equity And Why It’s Important
  - Why You Should Not Wait To File Bankruptcy
  - Choosing The Right Bankruptcy Lawyer
    - What to Ask a Bankruptcy Lawyer BEFORE Making a Hiring Decision
    - What to Expect at Your First Meeting with a Bankruptcy Lawyer
  - Exposing the Myths About Bankruptcy
  - Counseling, Consolidate or Settle?
  - Why are there laws that allow people to file for bankruptcy?
  - Credit Counseling Course Requirements
  - Other Legal Resources
  - Bankruptcy Pre-Planning
  - Tax Debt
  - Past Due Child Support, Alimony, & Other Domestic Support
  - Criminal Restitution
  - Payday Loan Debt
  - Rebuilding & Repairing Credit After Bankruptcy
  - My Car Payments Are Past Due
  - I’m Behind on my Mobile Home
- Consumer Protection
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- Southern District of MS
- Northern District of MS
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★★★★★

We have nothing but praise for the Coxwell Attorneys! They were a comfort in a time of stress. They explained our options and once we decided our path, they guided us through each step (explaining and re-assuring us along the way). We highly recommend Coxwell Attorneys! Thad & Janet Brumfield

★★★★★

Things are looking better for us already this year. You provided us with great service and you sure know what you’re doing. Mr. & Mrs. J.B.

★★★★★

Thank you again for everything you did, including the fact that you took the time to check up on me after all was done. I really appreciate that. D.W.

★★★★★

We received our discharge and decree on yesterday. Thank you, and thanks to Joanie, for your very professional, personable, and courteous service. M & M H.

★★★★★

Frank, my husband and I can't thank you enough for getting us through this difficult time. We appreciate you and Joanie both - thank you so much for your professional service. Mr. & Mrs. J. L.

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1675 Lakeland Dr #102

Jackson, MS 39216

Phone: (601) 948-4450

Legal Disclosure Debt Relief Agency-Federal law requires us to state that we are a debt relief agency, because we help people file for bankruptcy.

We serve the following localities: Adams County including Natchez; Copiah County including Crystal Springs and Hazlehurst; Forrest County including Hattiesburg and Petal; Hinds County including Clinton, Jackson, and Raymond; Jones County including Ellisville and Laurel; Madison County including Canton, Madison, and Ridgeland; Neshoba County including Philadelphia; Rankin County including Brandon, Florence, and Pearl; Simpson County including Magee and Mendenhall; and Warren County including Vicksburg.

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