Location 913 E Jefferson St, Charlottesville, Virginia
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Slayton Law PLC Has Local Bankruptcy Lawyer Based In Charlottesville
Slayton Law, PLC is the Local Bankruptcy Lawyer based in Charlottesville and has represented his clients in many adversary proceedings, where they have stripped off mortgages, crammed down judgment lines, and recovered damages from creditors for discharge violations. Mr. Slayton is highly competent and is a true expert in bankruptcy. He cares about the well-being of his clients and makes the entire process easy.
Marshall Slayton and his staff were very attentive and thorough in handling our case. We are completely satisfied with him and his staff!
Maria Howard
February 28, 2025
Hello, if you are in need of a good Bankruptcy Lawyer, I recommend Marshall Slayton he is the best PC lawyer in town. He will walk you through every detail. He will stand with you in every detail. He will help you to feel comfortable and assure that everything will be taken care of see Marshall Slayton PC lawyer thank you so much
Yolanda Fountain
January 30, 2025
Highly recommend Mr.Slayton and staff.They were very professional and knowledgeable making a trying time easy to manage.
Lisa Richardson
January 25, 2025
Very helpful people they answered all my questions and listened to all my concerns and done everything they could to ensure I kept my car. Easy payment arrangements to make sure I got to file without paying everything up front. Highly recommend hopefully never need them again but if I or anyone I know does I'll definitely recommend. Thanks Marshall and staff
shanel wash
November 25, 2024
I am very pleased with the professionalism and awesome service I received. I was also pleasantly surprised by how great Mr. Slayton treated his staff, it was refreshing to witness. All emails were always answered in a timely manner. It's an overall 5 stars for me.
Q & A
Q:(Traduit par Google) Combien d’argent faut-il payer d’avance pour lancer le processus de faillite ?
(Original)
How much money has to be paid up front to start bankruptcy process?
