Celebrating Excellence: Malissa L. Walden Recognized as a Leading Bankruptcy Lawyer Lenexa, KS – December 14, 2015 – Malissa L. Walden, a distinguished bankruptcy lawyer based in Kansas City, has been named a top attorney in Kansas, as featured in the November 2015 issue of KC Magazine. This prestigious recognition is awarded to a select few […]
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Celebrating Our Contribution to the Food From the Bar Campaign April 18, 2011, marked the kickoff of the first-ever Food From the Bar Campaign, a statewide food drive organized by the Kansas Women Attorneys Association to rally the legal community in the fight against hunger in Kansas. We have been actively participating in this campaign,
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Friends of JCDS Volunteer Day On Friday we volunteered through the Johnson County Bar Association to help the Friends of JCDS at one of the homes selected to be on their upcoming Homes Tour. It was a beautiful day to be outside doing some yard work! Together with other members of the Bar over 350
Understanding Poverty in Johnson County, KS I recently read an article in the JOCO – The Johnson County Government Magazine, titled “The truth about poverty in Johnson County.” While as Bankruptcy Attorneys we deal with people every day facing financial problems, this article brings home not only the problem our County is facing but also
Consumers Beware: Protect Yourself from Rental Late Fee Scams Most consumers remember to lock their doors and windows at night, but it’s just as important to protect themselves from fraud. Criminals can defraud unsuspecting consumers in a moment through the mail, email, the internet, or the telephone. Consumers must remember to safeguard their information and
Keeping Atticus Finch Alive: Compassionate Legal Practice in Modern Times Last August, the American Bar Association House of Delegates passed a resolution to honor ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’, the novel by Harper Lee for “the positive role that the book has played in the lives of lawyers, their families, and the American public.” But where
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