Jeremy R McCullough Attorney at Law

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Phone: (435) 627-1260

Address: 321 N Mall Dr Ste O102, Saint George, UT 84790

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Jeremy R McCullough Attorney at Law

Divorce
Child Support
We are so confident in our work that we provide a bankruptcy DISCHARGE GUARANTEE. What does that mean? That means that if Mr. McCullough accepts your case your bankruptcy case will be successful. As long as you do your part your debts will go away. (Excluding child support, student loans, debts from fraud, most taxes, and other statutory exceptions, of course.) Come see our office for details.
Child Custody and Visitation
I understand that Family is the most import part of life. If you need help or legal advice about adoption, divorce, or child custody you should speak with an attorney who will give you direct and honest information.
Adoption
Guardianship

Restraining Order

Workers Compensation
Jeremy enjoys representing the "little guy" in civil litigation matters. It came as a surprise to him that he really enjoys practicing bankruptcy law and helping people receive the financial forgiveness that those powerful laws offer. Jeremy also really likes taking on insurance companies in car accident and workers compensation cases as well as helping clients develop and accomplish their estate planning goals. Overall, he enjoys the practice of law and the opportunity it provides to improve the lives of his clients. When he is not practicing law he enjoys spending time with his three daughters as well as fishing, motorcycle riding, and a bit of kayaking, mountain biking, and traveling.

Personal Injury
I take personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. That means that I don't get paid anything until I have resolved the case and successfully collected from the other party.
Medical Malpractice
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Life can be unpredictable and fragile. Effective estate planning makes your wishes clear and legally enforceable and eliminates many of the problems that may arise upon your incapacity or death.
Trusts
Sometimes a simple will and health care directive is all that is necessary. Other times, like when real estate or other substantial property are involved, a living trust is more appropriate. I am happy to meet with you and discuss your individual situation and the pros and cons of the various planning methods.
Power of Attorney
Probate

Bankruptcy
Attorney fees for a basic Chapter 7 bankruptcy case are typically $1,400*. The total cost is approximately $1,800 after the $338 filing fee, a comprehensive credit report, and the mandatory courses. Most cases can be filed upon payment of $1,500, with the balance paid over a 2 month period after filing.
Foreclosure
First, filing bankruptcy imposes an "automatic stay," which causes all collection activities, including foreclosures, to stop immediately. Second, bankruptcy gives you some time to get funds to catch up your payments. Third, bankruptcy gives you the ability to force your mortgage company to receive the past due payments slowly over a period of up to 5 years with no interest or penalties (by filing under Chapter 13).

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