If you have sustained a serious personal injury, it is important that you seek the assistance of a legal professional before you speak with an insurance representative.
For more information on how you can be compensated for any auto accidents, DUI-related accidents, collisions, and/or auto related injuries, click below!
The attorneys of Peck Law Firm, P.A. can assist if you or someone you care about has been in an accident as a direct result of a person or company’s negligence or illegal behavior.
Dealing with an Injury? Let Peck Law be your trusted partner in navigating the complexities of personal injury cases. Our team of experienced attorneys is dedicated to providing exceptional legal representation and personalized support to help you get the compensation you deserve.
For more information on how you can be compensated for any auto accidents, DUI-related accidents, collisions, and/or auto related injuries, click below!
Such losses may include, current and future medical expenses, property damages, lost wages, emotional distress, pain and suffering, & much more, click below for more.
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Below is a useful Personal Injury Question and Answer to help those facing foreclosure or those concerned with how personal injury may affect them, as well as brief explanations of how getting legal representation can help you in this process.
NEED FAQS
I have just been served with a Summons and Foreclosure Complaint. What do I do?
Respond within 20 days of service. Unless you are familiar with legal proceedings and applicable law, it’s best to get an experienced and knowledgable lawyer, without delay.
If I do nothing, what will happen?
A Default and Default Judgement will be entered, and the Court will then auction your property.
After the property is auctioned by the Court Clerk, do I have to get out?
