Jordan Ash

I received a Bachelor of Science degree from Mississippi College in 2005 and my law degree from Mississippi College School of Law in 2008. My law practice focuses on Bankruptcy law where I have become an expert in my field. I am a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys and I am a past Chair of the Mississippi Bankruptcy Conference. I am licensed to practice in all State and Federal Courts in the state of Mississippi.

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  Our attorneys serve each client individually and develop a payment plan that fits their individual needs. Therefore, the Ash Law Firm does not charge flat rates for their services. We work with each client to determine the amount they can pay for services and a payment plan that suits their budget. To find out about our low payment costs and flexible terms, contact one of our attorneys to schedule an appointment or to briefly discuss your situation over the phone.

Mississippi

The Mississippi Bar

ID Number: 102993

Since 2008

Attorney

Ash Law Firm, PLLC

2008 - Current

Mississippi College School of Law

J.D. (2008)

2005 - 2008

Mississippi College

B.S. (2005)

2001 - 2005

National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

Current

Mississippi Bar Association

Current

Q. I sued the person who hit my car for $7500.00, it became a default judgement because she did not show up in court.

June 13, 2019

A: Unfortunately there is nothing you can do unless there was alcohol involved in the accident. The person is allowed to discharge (wipe out) the debt that they owe you for the accident unless it involved alcohol (DUI).

Q. Can I be garnished from a creditor listed on my bankruptcy 2 years after my bankruptcy discharge?

June 10, 2019

A: No, if the creditor was listed in the bankruptcy and if the debt was discharged. You may want to contact your prior bankruptcy attorney to verify that the debt was discharged properly.

Q. I have a question my landlord lost the house he still wants us to pay him the rent . What can I do he's not the owner ?

June 10, 2019

A: If you mean that the mortgage company foreclosed on the house then do not pay him any more rent. You may want to be sure that is what happened before you stop paying though. If the mortgage company did foreclose then they will be contacting you about moving out. I advise my clients in those situations to be looking now for a new place to go. You don't want the mortgage company to demand that you move out quick and you don't have a place to go.