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Memphis Bankruptcy Law Firm
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Experienced, Compassionate and Reliable Memphis Tennessee Bankruptcy Representation
I'm Ben Sissman, a lawyer with 30 years of experience handling consumer bankruptcies of all kinds. In Greater Memphis and surrounding areas in Tennessee, I am a skilled bankruptcy lawyer whose experience, compassion and reliability can make a difference in your life — and your family's future.
I help clients in Memphis and surrounding counties to eliminate their debts, achieve the "fresh start" they deserve and rediscover the road to financial freedom.
Schedule your confidential free initial consultation today, (901) 730-4958 or toll free (866) 788-0394, or reach me online by e-mail. If you need an evening or weekend appointment, please say so. I welcome the opportunity to serve you in any way I can.
About Ben Sissman, Attorney at Law
Practice Areas
- Bankruptcy
- Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
- Debt Relief
- Foreclosure Defense
- Creditor/Debtor
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Accepts Credit Cards
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44 North Second StreetSuite 403 Memphis, TN 38103
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