Elizabeth R. Heilig - a Myrtle Beach, United States Lawyer

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Updated: 03/10/2026

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Bankruptcy
By Anonymous on May. 16, 2025
Hired Attorney 2025

Elizabeth R. Heilig (Meredith Law Firm) The decision to file Bankruptcy was not an easy one for me. I had requested, through Meredith Law Firm’s web site, a free phone consultation with an Attorney. (after researching several law firms). I quickly received a call from the firm’s friendly receptionist, Sherry, to schedule the phone consultation on a date and time that worked best for me. The attorney who then contacted me was Ms. Elizabeth R. Heilig. She listened intently, correctly summed up my financial circumstances and explained in detail the different Bankruptcy options available to me and, was very empathetic towards me during our conversation! Within 5 minutes of our call, I felt at ease in discussing my financial problems with her. That afternoon I received an email from Elizabeth outlining the things we had discussed. She also gave me her email address in case I had additional questions along the way and in between meetings! She also returned my calls quickly. Amazing!

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Myrtle Beach, SC

2411 N. Oak Street
Suite 107
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

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Phone: (843) 353-3553

Fax: (843) 445-6304

Website: http://www.meredithlawfirm.com

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