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Lawrenceburg Real Estate Closings Law Firm
Overview
My firm represents and advises clients in the areas of real estate, personal injury law, workers' compensation, probate, collections, creditor bankruptcy, contracts, wills, and estate planning.
About Law Office of Alan C. Betz
Practice Areas
- Real Estate Closings
- Litigation - Civil
- Document Drafting
- Wills
- Estates
- Collections
- Creditor Bankruptcy
Honors
- Tennessee Bar Association House of Delegates, - Present
- American Bar Association
Representative Clients
- City of Lawrenceburg
- Lawrenceburg Industrial Development Board
- Employee Resources Credit Union
- Augustin Lumber Co.
- Rising Sun, Inc.
- First Volunteer Bank
- Wayne County Bank
- Bank of Waynesboro
Representative Cases
References
- Old Republic National Title Insurance Company
- Suntrust Bank, Lawrenceburg
- First Farmers & Merchants Bank, Lawrenceburg
- Bank of America, Lawrenceburg, TN
Office Information
Address
P.O. Box 48822 Public Square Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 - 0488
Phone
Fax
- (931) 762-8889
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