It seems Bankruptcy Attorney Lorene Lynn Mies has Retired Medically

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A fine attorney and a nice person, Lorene Lynn Mies of the Bankruptcy Minute, has apparently medically retired.

She was one of Murrieta’s finest bankruptcy attorneys and I hope she’ll be well and back to her old self again soon.

I don’t know Lorene’s condition, but I have great respect for her as a person and attorney. I teased her once in a blog post that a minute was a short consultation and got an earful for it.

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I met a new client today for the first time who was single and made nearly $12,000 over the median income. After putting in all of the client’s weekly pay checks into the computer and doing the 8 page analysis, I was able to determine that this client did indeed pass the means test.

By the time I was done with all the data entry and analysis of the various means test rules, the free consultation turned out to be a bit 2 hours long. Thankfully most don’t take as long to complete and come to a conclusion one way or the other. That was a bankruptcy-120-minutes plus.

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I don’t know if The Bankruptcy Minute might give a free consultation that long, or spend that much time for free on the means test for you. Call her and ask. MurrietaBankruptcy.com She’s another bankruptcy attorney in Murrieta, CA who has a great radio ad running.

It’s just that minute thing that got me to thinking. I don’t know about Attorney Mies, but so many bankruptcy attorneys will bring you in for a free consultation for a half hour. If your income is above the median income then that means test takes a long time to complete and it suddenly isn’t such a free consultation anymore. Again, I don’t know if Ms. Mies does that or not, I’ve never heard that she does. Call her and ask how long her consultations are.

I heard from Attorney Lorene Mies who runs the Bankruptcy Minute ads.