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Licensed in Michigan for 27 years
State: Michigan
Acquired: 1999
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Location
McDonald Hopkins
39533 Woodward Avenue, Suite 318, Bloomfield Hills, MI, 48304
Law Offices of Jessica B Allmand-Whitmer
Po Box 198, Arcadia, MI, 49613-0198
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Experience
Associations
Ingham County Bar Association
Member
Livingston County Bar Association
Member
American Bankruptcy Institute
Member
Education
1995
Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville
JD - Juris Doctor
1992
University of South Carolina
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2008
ICLE Partnership Seminar: Creditor’s Rights
Attorney Liens
2006
ICLE Institute Seminar: The Bankruptcy Reform Act: One Year Later
Secured Creditor Issues
2005
Lorman Seminars: Foreclosure and Repossession in Michigan
Michigan Real Property Foreclosure
2004
Bankruptcy and the Secured and Unsecured Creditor
Lorman Seminars: Collection Techniques and Law in Michigan
Publications
1997
Bankruptcy Association, Seminar Supplemental Materials
Michigan Bankruptcy Practice 1997; Valuation
1994
University of Louisville’s Journal of Family Law
What the Bankruptcy Code Giveth, Congress Taketh Away: The Dischargeability of Domestic Obligations After the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1994