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• The information contained in this web site (www.MemphisBankruptcyLawyer.com) is general in nature. Even though one or more of the circumstances discussed in this web site may seem substantially similar to your own situation, there may be other factors or considerations which would significantly alter the result in your case. Also, many statements and answers to FAQs are framed with reference to the most common fact patterns and scenarios. There may be other, less common, answers to certain questions which, for the sake of clarity and brevity, have been omitted in this web site.
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• No two bankruptcy cases are exactly alike. Two people with very similar circumstances and desires may end up with different results. Any specific examples offered in this web site are meant to demonstrate possible results. They are not to be taken as predictions of the end result of your particular case.
• All statements regarding bankruptcy law and procedure refer to local practice in the Western District of Tennessee, which courts are located in Memphis and Jackson, Tennessee. Although bankruptcy law is centered around the United States Bankruptcy Code (Title 11 of the U.S. Code), which applies in all Bankruptcy Courts throughout the United States, much of the law still depends on the law of the state in which the underlying transaction took place. Also, there are great variations in local practice among the hundreds of different federal districts. Therefore, given any one fact pattern, there may be any number of different results in the various states and federal districts. Again, this web site refers solely to local practice in Memphis and Jackson, Tennessee.
• Statements of opinion are not to be taken as fact.
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