Marc H. Levy Louisville, Kentucky My name is Marc H. Levy and I graduated from both Western Kentucky University, and University of Louisville School of Law. Immediately thereafter, I began practicing law in 1980. For the first fifteen years of my practice, I’ve mainly dealt with cases in the area of bankruptcy, real estate, and criminal practice.

Kentuckiana Lawyers Louisville, Kentucky With each case, we have a pre-written guide for divorce, bankruptcy, personal injury and lemon auto that will help you to understand the entire process we’ll be going through. We’ll explain everything step by step, so you’re never left out of the loop. After your bankruptcy, we can also help you understand how to bankrupt taxes, clean your credit report files and quality for a mortgage.

Copeland & Romines Law Office, PLLC Corbin, Kentucky Copeland & Romines prides itself on combining personal attention and experience with the right amount of advanced technology, to provide fast, easy service, excellent communication, and thorough preparation. We also understand that you’re probably going through a lot of mixed emotions about this whole process. We’re here for you, and are happy to explain anything that will help put your mind at ease in more detail.

Kentucky is actually legally known as the “Commonwealth of Kentucky,” since it used to be a part of Virginia. In 1792 it branched off and became the 15th state to join the Union. Kentucky is most known for high quality horses, bourbon distilleries, bluegrass music, and college basketball.

Like the rest of the southeastern interior portion of North America, Kentucky has a climate that is most closely described as humid subtropical climate. In summer the temperature gets as high as 87 degrees, while during the winter months it can get as low as 5 below zero. Kentucky is one of those states that experiences all four seasons, with variations of severity in summer and winter from year to year.

If you’re looking for a Kentucky bankruptcy lawyer, we’d suggest getting started in Louisiana or Frankfort. Since Kentucky is a rather large state, you’ll have good luck in larger cities. Along the way, make sure to remember to start and smell the roses, as the old saying goes. You’re setting out on a brand new journey, which will ultimately end in a fresh start for you and your family. Make sure to take some time to remember that things are about to change for the better.