Lane, Eddye L

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Phone: (803) 400-1181

Phone: (803) 400-1182

Phone: (803) 443-0053

TollFree: (888) 473-4061

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Downtown Columbia

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Eddye L Lane Attorney

Eddye L. Lane P.a.

The Law Office of Eddye L. Lane, P.A.

L Lane Eddye Attorney

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http://www.eddyelanelaw.com

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Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Automobile Accident Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Child Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys, Traffic Law Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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07/05/2013

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She's professional, extremely efficient and her executive assistant is also really great too! I am grateful to have had the opportunity to have my legal concerns handled but such a wonderful specialist.

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Phone: (803) 586-7300

Address: 2026 Assembly St, Columbia, SC 29201

Website: http://www.eddyelanelaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
The goal in a bankruptcy is to get a “discharge” of debts. This is the court’s final order confirming that the filer is free of certain debts that were addressed in the bankruptcy. All debts are not dischargeable. Some examples are child support/alimony, student loans, certain tax debts, and criminal restitution. Corporations and businesses cannot get a discharge in a Chapter 7, but it may be very helpful in the dissolution of an entity or in the winding down of affairs.
Spousal Support

Traffic Violations
Crash! Boom! Your life has just been changed by someone distracted on the road, intoxicated, speeding, or engaging in some other negligent act. Luckily, you live to tell the story. Whether your injury is a lifelong, dull lower back ache or a catastrophic loss of limb or body function, you deserve to be compensated. Yes, you deserve to be compensated for your pain and suffering, lost time from work, medical bills, loss of enjoyment of life, and out of pocket expenses.

Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
We also offer a variety of other services, including estate planning; power of attorney; last will and testament preparation; business establishment and incorporation; and contract services. Speak to a qualified attorney as soon as possible to get your affairs in order!
Wills
We also offer simple estate planning, power of attorney and last will and testaments preparation. You may ask, do I need a will? It is recommended that you take action to plan for distribution of your estate or direct care for minor or disabled adult children. If you do not own any property, do not have any children, and/or do not anticipate receiving any property, you may not need to leave a will.
Power of Attorney
Probate
If you do not leave a valid last will and testament, your estate will pass through a process called intestate succession. Applicable probate law will determine which heirs get which portion of your property. Family courts can fully determine what happens to your minor children without your input, if no other parent or legal guardian is surviving, and if no directive is in place.

Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is referred to as a liquidation or fresh start bankruptcy. In short terms, it is often used to wipe out certain debts completely. Don’t get too excited. It does not allow a debtor to wipe out secured debt and keep the collateral being purchased on credit. Chapter 7 is most popular for qualified persons who can no longer afford to pay their debt and have insurmountable credit card debt, medical bills, or other unsecured debt. Likewise, it does not necessarily mean that a debtor will lose any real or personal property that he or she owns or is purchasing. South Carolina has very attractive exemptions, meaning there are things that are appreciable categories of property that are protected from the creditor’s reach.
Foreclosure
Bankruptcy can be a great tool for protecting property against foreclosure, tax levies, judgments, garnishments, and repossessions. It’s almost like magic! The filing of bankruptcy immediately prohibits most ongoing efforts of foreclosures, evictions, repossessions, lawsuits, garnishments, tax levies, and other creditor collections.

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