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Certification

Certifications of Specialization are available to Tennessee lawyers in all areas of practice relating to or included in the areas of Civil Trial, Criminal Trial, Business Bankruptcy, Consumer Bankruptcy, Creditor’s Rights, Medical Malpractice, Legal Malpractice, Accounting Malpractice, Elder Law and Estate Planning. Listing of related or included practice areas herein does not constitute or imply a representation of certification of specialization. Certification is not currently available in Tennessee for any other areas of law.

Website for Informational Purposes Only

Visiting or contacting our office through this website does not constitute the establishment of an attorney-client relationship. All information in this site is deemed accurate, but nothing contained herein should be construed as legal advice on any particular topic.

Provisions Regarding Electronic Correspondence

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• The electronic transmission of information is unsecured;
• The information electronically submitted is non-confidential; and
• The electronic submission does not constitute an attorney-client relationship

Results Are Not Guaranteed

Our professional staff of tax attorneys and professionals are dedicated to helping our clients achieve results which are in line with any and all expectations presented at the outset of the formal establishment of a Client-Attorney relationship. Harris Shelton Hanover Walsh, PLLC, nor its its attorneys and staff,  make any guarantee with regard to the outcome of any one particular client case.

Jurisdiction and Locality

All statements regarding bankruptcy law and procedure refer to local practice in the Western District of Tennessee, which courts are located in Memphis and Jackson, Tennessee. Although bankruptcy law is centered around the United States Bankruptcy Code (Title 11 of the U.S. Code), which applies in all Bankruptcy Courts throughout the United States, much of the law still depends on the law of the state in which the underlying transaction took place. Also, there are great variations in local practice among the 94 different federal districts. Therefore, given any one fact pattern, there may be any number of different results in the various states and federal districts. Again, this web site refers solely to local practice in Memphis and Jackson, Tennessee.

Statements of opinion are not to be taken as fact.

This web site is only one of many sources of information about bankruptcy law and other areas of law that may be discussed. Do not take this as the definitive source of any area of law. If you need a reliable answer to your question, you should hire a licensed attorney with practical experience in your federal district.