Call Mobile Alabama lawyer James A. Johnson now at (251) 473-1800 or E-MAIL for a free consultation on auto accident, wrongful death, personal injury, bankruptcy, and ch 13 cases.
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James A. JohnsonRated “Very High” in ethical standards and “Distinguished” in legal ability. Attorney James A. Johnson been recognized by his peers in Mobile, Alabama as a lawyer who possesses very high ethical standards, exemplary legal knowledge, fine analytical capabilities, sound judgment, and excellent persuasive ability, with a solid background and experience. He is available for a free online legal consultation. |
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Personal InjuryCar accidents, workplace injuries, and defective products are responsible for thousands of serious injuries and deaths each year. Although talking to a lawyer may be the furthest thing from your mind when you are dealing with a tragedy, it is important to act quickly before important evidence is destroyed. I am available to answer your questions any time– call, e-mail, text, or instant message me now. |
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Financial CrisisWe are in the middle of the most serious financial crisis since the great depression. The same lenders who contributed to this crisis with their predatory lending practices and bait and switch tactics are foreclosing on homes and repossessing cars at a record pace. You can stop these harassing creditors cold in their tracks by filing Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Contact me now for financial help. |
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The Right LawyerWhen I became a lawyer I took an oath to “demean myself as an attorney” and to represent my clients “to the best of my learning and ability… so help me God” I take that oath that I made before, my fellow lawyers, friends, family, and God very seriously. When you hire me I will honor the oath that I took fifteen years ago and represent you to the best of my ability— the way I would expect to be treated as a client. |
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There are several ways to stop a foreclosure. One of the most common ways to prevent a mortgage company from foreclosing on your home is to file Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Chapter 13 allows you to reorganize your debt and gives you the opportunity to pay your mortgage arrearage over a 3 or 5 year period. It is important that you consult with an experienced Bankruptcy attorney and file your case before the date that the foreclosure is scheduled.
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My first jury trial resulted in a $1.15 million dollar verdict for my client. A few months after I graduated from law school a client walked into my office and told me a story of corporate greed and corruption. That story, and the lawsuit that I filed on his behalf that traveled all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, still influences the way that I practice law today. Read the story and see parts of the actual file here.
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On December 8, 2009 at 3:30 a.m. I woke up and smelled burning wire. A few minutes later our entire house was on fire and my wife and I were lucky to make it out alive. Investigators believe that lightning started the fire. I never thought in a million years that a fire would destroy our home. Looking back we realize that we were not adequately prepared for this disaster. Now I want to use my experience to help you prepare for a disaster and cope with its aftermath
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I am pleased to share my Free Legal Forms with you. You can download these forms now and complete them yourself. However, if you prefer to have me review and approve your document please go to the Attorney Drafted Documents area, choose your document, complete the required information, and submit it to me for review. I will do my best to return the completed document to you within 24 hours.
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Recent Blog Posts
Can I Keep My Home in Alabama Without Paying for it if I File Bankruptcy?
If you file Bankruptcy (either Chapter 13 or Chapter 7) you have to continue to pay for the things that you want to keep. For example, if you owe $12,000 on your car and you file Chapter 13 (where you make a monthly payment), you will have to pay at least $220.00 per month over a five year period of time to pay off the car. If you file Chapter 7 you will have to continue to make your regular monthly payment on the car in order to keep it. As far as your mortgage payment, you must continue to pay the regular mortgage payment every month when it comes due under either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 in order to keep your house.
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Alabama Bankruptcy and Debt Relief Questions
Since calls to my office about bankruptcy have been increasing, I’ve decided to share some bankruptcy FAQs with you. These are short answers to complicated questions. If you are considering filing bankruptcy, it is important that you hire an experienced attorney.
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How to Stop a Foreclosure in Alabama
There are several ways to stop a foreclosure. One of the most common ways to prevent a mortgage company from foreclosing on your home is to file Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Chapter 13 allows you to reorganize your debt and gives you the opportunity to pay your mortgage arrearage over a 3 or 5 year period. It is important that you consult with an experienced Bankruptcy attorney and file your case before the date that the foreclosure is scheduled. Once the foreclosure sale is held, Chapter 13 cannot save your home. Filing Chapter 13 can also stop vehicle repossessions and may reduce your total monthly expenses.