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Attorney Hatem has practiced in three primary areas since 1984- bankruptcy, real estate and civil trial work. In his bankruptcy practice he primarily represents debtors, but also creditors, in cases under Chapter 7, Chapter 13 and Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. He is a member of M.A.S.H., Maine Attorneys Saving Homes and serves as both a mediator and counsel for people going through Maine's Foreclosure Mediation Diversion Program.
Attorney Hatem also manages a diverse real estate practice, including land development and approval work, commercial and residential leases, and commercial and residential closings. Additionally, he handles civil trial work at the District court and Superior Court levels and in Bankruptcy Courts in Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Attorney Hatem has practiced in three primary areas since 1984- bankruptcy, real estate and civil trial work. In his bankruptcy practice he primarily represents debtors, but also creditors, in cases under Chapter 7, Chapter 13 and Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. He is a member of M.A.S.H., Maine Attorneys Saving Homes and serves as both a mediator and counsel for people going through Maine's Foreclosure Mediation Diversion Program.
Attorney Hatem also manages a diverse real estate practice, including land development and approval work, commercial and residential leases, and commercial and residential closings. Additionally, he handles civil trial work at the District court and Superior Court levels and in Bankruptcy Courts in Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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Attorney Hatem's practice includes real estate development, land use and zoning law as well as title examinations.
Attorney Hatem has handled closings on behalf of numerous buyers, sellers and lenders.
He has appeared before numerous planning boards, zoning boards of appeal/adjustment, and conservation commissions in Maine and New Hampshire.
With a home purchase, sometimes people don't call the one person you really need to protect all of your rights.
A person needs to talk to an attorney before they sign the purchase and sale contract.
Attorney Hatem has handled closings on behalf of numerous buyers, sellers and lenders.
He has appeared before numerous planning boards, zoning boards of appeal/adjustment, and conservation commissions in Maine and New Hampshire.
With a home purchase, sometimes people don't call the one person you really need to protect all of your rights.
A person needs to talk to an attorney before they sign the purchase and sale contract.
Attorney Hatem has over 35 years experience in all aspects of civil, personal injury and commercial law practice.
In American law today, the courtroom is where disputes are ultimately resolved.
Because of my experience I am completely comfortable in the courtroom.
Many of these disputes do settle out of court, and should settle out of court, but the best, fairest settlements are when both sides are well-prepared and ready to present their cases to their peers on a jury or a trained judge in a courtroom.
In American law today, the courtroom is where disputes are ultimately resolved.
Because of my experience I am completely comfortable in the courtroom.
Many of these disputes do settle out of court, and should settle out of court, but the best, fairest settlements are when both sides are well-prepared and ready to present their cases to their peers on a jury or a trained judge in a courtroom.
If you are filing a bankruptcy case, you are obviously facing financial issues.
You are probably trying to save money in every way that you can.
So, do you really need to hire an attorney to represent you in your case?
The answer, in short, is yes!
While it is possible to file a bankruptcy case without the assistance of a lawyer (this is called filing pro se), it is extremely difficult to have a successful case without one.
The bankruptcy laws are complex.
You must also follow the jurisdiction's local rules.
You are probably trying to save money in every way that you can.
So, do you really need to hire an attorney to represent you in your case?
The answer, in short, is yes!
While it is possible to file a bankruptcy case without the assistance of a lawyer (this is called filing pro se), it is extremely difficult to have a successful case without one.
The bankruptcy laws are complex.
You must also follow the jurisdiction's local rules.
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