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also known as Cynthia T. Lawson
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My name is Cynthia T. Lawson, I am the managing attorney of Bond, Botes & Lawson, P.C. in Knoxville, Tennessee.
I graduated from East Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration in 1993, then attended Law School in Memphis, Tennessee and graduated from the University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphrey School of Law in 1996. I am admitted to practice law in the State of Tennessee, the Middle District of Tennessee and the Eastern District of Tennessee.
I am a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, the Knoxville Bar Association, and I have completed Max Garner’s Bankruptcy Boot Camp.
I have represented consumers and small businesses in Bankruptcy Court against their creditors since 1996. I also worked for a United States Chapter 7 Trustee for two years.
I grew up in Oliver Springs, Tennessee and graduated from Oak Ridge High School in Oak Ridge, Tennessee in 1987. I am married to Don and have a boxer named Floyd who comes to my office every day. Floyd and I would love to see you.
Education
East Tennessee State University, May 1993
B.S. in Business
University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, December 1996
Juris Doctorate
Bar Admissions
Tennessee, 1997
Memberships & Affiliations
National Association of Consumer Attorneys
Tennessee Bar Association
Knoxville Bar Association
Local Charity Participation
Pro Bono Debt Relief Clinic
Favorite Local Restaurant
Big Ed’s Pizza, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
What I like best about my job
Truly making a meaningful difference in my client’s lives. I got into law to help people and bankruptcy allows me to do that every day. There are few things more satisfying than knowing that you stopped a foreclosure and saved a home for a hard-working client and her children.
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Acquired: 1997
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6704 Watermour Way, Knoxville, TN, 37912-1261
1 Client Review
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Posted by David | October 10, 2013
Overall, a good experience
It was a very pleasant, easy experience. She responded quickly to any questions and kept me informed throughout the entire thing. It was also a good price.
"I have known Cynthia Lawson for over 10 years and am quite familiar with her legal background and experience. She and I have had occasion to assist one another in several bankruptcy cases and, on occasion, we have been on opposite sides of a case. I can say without hesitation that Ms. Lawson's colleagues, myself included, consider her to be one of the most capable and well respected bankruptcy attorneys in Knoxville and the surrounding areas."
"Cynthia Lawson is a hard working attorney dedicated to helping people with insurmountable debt. I am personally aware of the countless hours she has spent helping her clients navigate through difficult legal issues. If you want personal one on one help dealing with financial problems, Cynthia Lawson is the attorney to go to in the Knoxville area.."
"Cindy Lawson is a great lawyer with whom I have worked with for many years. She is very intelligent, compassionate and empathetic. Cindy has a tremendous grasp and knowledge of all areas as they relate to bankruptcy law. The Bond and Botes lawyers are fortunate to have Cindy on our team. The clients who retain Cindy to represent them have an exceptional attorney on their side to help them navigate through what are almost always a very concerning and worrisome time in their lives."
Bankruptcy and debt lawyer
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A+ Accredited Business, Better Business Bureau
2001 - Present
Managing Attorney, Bond, Botes & Lawson, PC
2015 - Present
Knoxville Bar AssociationCo-chair
2004 - Present
National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy AttorneysMember
District Court affirmed Bankruptcy Court ruling in favor of debtors. Equity earned during a chapter 13 is not property of the bankruptcy estate when converted to a chapter 7.
1996
JD - Juris Doctor
2008
Nuts and Bolts of Bankruptcy Law
2017
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