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Over 75 years of combined legal experience advocating debt resolution for our clients.
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The team we worked with at Acclaim has been very helpful. They are very responsive and are always ready to help. There has been no disruption and my attorney is always very straight forward with his responses. My questions and concerns are always answered via email or telephone. I will definitely…
I wanted to take a few moments and offer a sincere THANK YOU for all the hard work that everyone at Acclaim Legal Services has done so far on my Chapter 13 Bankruptcy case. As you know, this process has a lot of emotional attributes for the filing person and is not a position I ever foresaw.
Since…
I often email you guys with a load of questions or asking for things… but I wanted to take this time to say thank you for all you do. You guys work hard and have been extremely dedicated to helping me with the various things that have come up – even with those that were of my doing.
I greatly…
Just wanted to thank you for all your help settling our deficiency with the bank.
After finding out the bank wanted us to pay the difference between what we owed them on the house and what they sold it for, I didn’t know which way to turn…the thought of possibly loosing our building kept…