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Attended Max Gardner’s Loan Modification Seminar

Published on: May 18, 2016 | Frank Coxwell

I attended the Regs X & Z / Loan Modification Seminar held in Shelby, NC this year with my daughter, Rachel. She is in law school and has heard me talk a lot about the mortgage crisis and how much wrongdoing happens every day to good, hardworking people so she went with me to learn more. It was wonderful! It is very rewarding to save someone’s home and bring to account a mortgage company that seems bent on taking it by almost any means necessary, lining their pockets as they go.

If you are an attorney and you are addressing mortgage fraud, predatory lending practices, and a host of other violations in this arena, attending Max’s boot camps and seminars are a must to keep up to date with the laws and defenses available to aid your client. If you are reading this and are looking for a lawyer outside of Mississippi to help you with mortgage issues, I encourage you to look at the list of attorneys on his site that have been trained by Max and are keeping up to date. If you are in Mississippi, call me. I’ll be happy to discuss your situation and the options available to you to get things back under control and save your home.

22nd Annual Mid-South Conference on Bankruptcy Law

Published on: May 18, 2016 | Frank Coxwell

I enjoyed speaking at the conference this year to my peers. The only thing I love more than taking a bite out of a banker and save someone’s home is teaching other attorneys how to do the same! The title of my session was “Pulling Back the Curtain…” I compared mortgage companies to the Wizard of Oz – who was no wizard – just a great trickster who hid his activities behind the curtain. You pull that curtain back and his power is gone! We need more attorneys equipped to fight the good fight and I’m determined to do my part to see that it’s done.

Ever watched the show “Are you smarter than a 5th grader?”

Published on: September 10, 2015 | Frank Coxwell

Today I had the privilege of somewhat playing that game in the 3rd grade class of Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers at Northside Elementary in Pearl, MS! I was invited to come and speak to them about being a lawyer (how to become one, what do they do, etc) and also field any questions they had on the law in general. They have been studying the Bill of Rights and the Constitution in school. They had great questions! Kids that age of course will also ask the funniest things! I was asked if lawyers have lawyers, if lawyers can go to jail too or can you get yourself out of trouble, how much money do you make, do lawyers make the laws, and it was just a great time. They wanted to know all about going to court, the judge, going to jail…How old do you have to be to be and/or do certain things…Several car accident questions…They were little sponges just wanting to soak in all the details.

The show “Are you smarter than a 5th grader?” is set up differently than what we did today (my wife and I love that show), but it was fun to be under the gun to answer any question that popped into their mind. I am very appreciative of the opportunity and look forward to doing this again!

NACBA 20th Annual Convention: San Antonio, TX

Published on: June 23, 2013 | Frank Coxwell

I have been a member of NACBA (National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys) for quite some time and was able to attend the 20th annual convention this year which was held in beautiful San Antonio, TX. I would strongly suggest that you bookmark the NACBA site as a resource for consumer bankruptcy matters. Congress, their staff, the media, and the Judicial Branch all recognize NACBA as the lead voice in America regarding consumer bankruptcy law. The Association & it’s member attorneys put their expertise to work by frequently testifying before judicial and legislative bodies against any anti-debtor legislation introduced by an aggressive consumer credit industry. NACBA continues to play a significant role in forming the outcome of policy-related discussion and debates regarding consumer bankruptcy practices. It truly lives up to it’s goal

To ensure that the voices of consumer debtors and their attorneys are heard in the halls of Congress, the Judiciary and other arenas affecting consumer debtors; and to help consumer bankruptcy attorneys represent their clients more effectively.

Bottom line, attending NACBA conventions provide a wealth of education and keep attorneys up to date on the latest in bankruptcy law – which is a must if you are going to provide the best protection for your clients. Multiple vendors also attend the conference, educating us on the latest available debt counseling programs and a host of other items designed to help consumers before, during, and after bankruptcy. I’ll be blogging about some of the gems pulled from this conference a little later, so stay tuned! In the meantime, here are some pictures from the convention this past weekend…and yes – I’m the one in the toe shoes speaking with a good friend of mine, Mississippi NACBA State Chair, attorney Pat Sheehan.

MPB Money Talks discusses Bankruptcy Chapters and Recovery

Published on: June 19, 2013 | Frank Coxwell

Frank Coxwell explains bankruptcy chapters & how to recover from bankruptcy.

To listen to the program, click here

I joined the Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB) show – Money Talks – on June 18, 2013 to discuss the topic of bankruptcy, what the different chapters have to offer consumers, and how to recover from filing bankruptcy. We covered a lot of really good information and were able to take a lot of calls from listeners with great questions. If you are contemplating bankruptcy or even just interested in what it has to offer, I highly recommend you click above and listen to our discussion.

Coxwell Attorneys three-peat win of 2013 Pink the Town!

Published on: June 13, 2013 | Frank Coxwell

Well, the staff vowed that we would “three-peat” our win this year and they did! 2011, 2012, and 2013 – Pink the Town champs! It’s great to get involved in a cause that touches so many. Our race team had a great time – some ran the 5K and some the 10K but all made it across the finish line! We hope you enjoy the pictures below. Sadly, this was the last year for the Pink the Town part of the contest…but we look forward to the other activities next year. Visit the Susan G Komen site and get Passionately Pink.

Jackson Lawyer Frank Coxwell

Published on: June 13, 2013 | Frank Coxwell

To review the various commercials of bankruptcy and mortgage attorney Frank Coxwell as seen on TV in Mississippi, click here to go to our Media page. Mr. Coxwell covers various areas of bankruptcy and mortgage legal options available in Mississippi to consumers struggling with financial issues. Stop garnishments. Stop Foreclosure. Deal with student loan and tax debt. Stop lawsuits. Protect yourself, your paycheck, your family, and your property.

Foreclosure Prevention Week MPB Money Talks Radio

Published on: April 2, 2013 | Frank Coxwell

I had the pleasure of being a guest again on the Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB) show – Money Talks – on April 02, 2013. It was “Foreclosure Prevention Week” so we spent the hour discussing the process of foreclosure in Mississippi and the options available to consumers to save their home. If you didn’t get a chance to hear the conversation, you can go to their main site and take a look at all episodes – they have a lot of great information on all sorts of financial topics and a lot of great guest speakers.

Be sure to catch their show Tuesday’s at 9:00am on MPB Think Radio. And be sure to save this link to their home page as a favorite. Thank you Kevin, Chris, and Nancy! Hope to see you again soon!

Fox 40 AM Show Guest Attorney Frank Coxwell

Published on: October 26, 2012 | Frank Coxwell

To review the various clips of attorney Frank Coxwell’s appearances on the Fox 40 AM Show, click here to go to our Media page. Mr. Coxwell discusses multiple topics on the show – the garnishment process, how to stop foreclosures in Mississippi, how to deal with student loans, the pitfalls of the new “business” credit card offers, and more.

Offering 2 Classes in 2012 Fall Millsaps Community Enrichment Series

Published on: August 11, 2012 | Frank Coxwell

I will be teaching in the Millsaps College Community Enrichment program – 2012 Fall Series that is open to the public. I will be hosting 2 sessions under the section “Money & Business”. Click here to register.

“Who Owns your Home? Mortgage Securitization in Mississippi” will be a 2 class session

Oct 4 & Oct 11 from 6:00pm – 8:00pm. Millsaps Tuition Cost: $40.00 per person.