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• Jeanette Thomas, a partner in the firm's Business group, has more than 19 years of experience working with clients to solve complex commercial and economic issues related to insolvent companies. From representing creditors in some of the nation's largest bankruptcy cases such as General Motors, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Pacific Gas & Electric and Enron, and other cases, to representing middle-market companies in reorganizations and workouts or the purchase and sale of assets, Jeanette advises clients seeking cost-effective and creative ways to both resolve insolvency problems and take advantage of opportunities presenting in insolvency circumstances. Jeanette represents secured creditors, debtors, unsecured creditors' committees, asset purchasers, PACA creditors, claim purchasers/sellers and other constituencies in nonbankruptcy workouts, bankruptcies, state and federal receiverships, assignments for benefit of creditors and other in-court and out-of-court proceedings. Jeanette counsels directors and officers in matters relating to insolvency and corporate governance. Jeanette also has significant experience representing clients on a wide variety of general business and commercial matters. This experience includes advising and preparing form commercial contracts and negotiating commercial agreements.

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• Hofstra University School of Law, Hempstead, New York, 1993J.D.Honors: With DistinctionLaw Review: Hofstra Law Review, Articles Editor Long Island University, 1990B.A.Honors: summa cum laude

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My husband and I bought our first home in January of this year (2009). The home was appraised at that time for 336k and we paid 300,777 for it because the old owners were going through a divorce and just wanted out. Right now we make ends meet every month but with little to spare. What would be our best course of action here? Should we take out a home equity loan for the equity we have and dump it back into the house, should we re-fi for a lower monthly mortgage pmt or will neither work? Our rate is 5% which is great but the monthly pmts are $2500.....HELP!!!!!!. I apologize if you think my question makes no sense. I am unsure and that is why I asked it. That's what this is for, right? As I said, we are FIRST time home buyers so we are unsure of a few things. We make it by, we just wanted to see if we could get more wiggle room. The first answer was a big help...appreciate it!!.

A special needs trust was established for an adult who was considered disabled and incapacitated and $300,000 dollars in cash was placed into this trust and a professional trustee and professional guardian appointed by the superior court for this person to manage this trust and be the guardian of this person and there estate and this trust. This trustee/guardian was paid there fees to be the trustee/ guardian of this person from this special needs trust containing $300,000 dollars in cash. In under two years this $300,000 dollars in cash was all spent down on trustee/guardian and attorney and guardian ad litem fees and then this disabled person was handed back there capacity and told by the court there not disabled anymore. This person now since this trustee/guardianship has been terminated has collection agencies coming after them for unpaid medical bills totaling more than $10,000 dollars and has the IRS coming after them for $60,000 dollars of federal tax liens on there estate and this person has no SSI or any medical benefits. who do you think this special needs trust was established for.. Is there any attorneys out there that want to help this person correct this unjustice they recieved. you can clearly see by just looking at the court dockets of this trust and guardianship of this person and also see clear as day when you look up this person in the court name search that his person is under two different names in the trust and guardianship and you can also see clear as day in these two court dockets that a guardian ad litem filed a notice of appearance without a petition and court order giving them the authority to file a notice of appearance. This guardian ad litem wrote in there gal report that there was no liablities against the trust and estate and was paid close to $10,000 dollars for this report from this special needs trust..

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