| Although Randy has extensive experience in a number of areas of state and federal law, he realized long ago that the general practice lawyer was fast becoming a thing of the past. No longer could a persona rely on one-stop shopping to have all of their legal needs addressed effectively and efficiently. In fact, today the laws pertaining to bankruptcy and foreclosure are, in a number of ways, more confusing and complex than ever.
In 2005, Congress passed the most comprehensive change in the bankruptcy laws in over 100 years. In fact, good, honest people were led to believe by credit card companies and big banks (a number of which ended up….filing bankruptcy) that filing bankruptcy was no longer an option to obtain relief from overwhelming debt no matter what the reason. This was, and is, simply not true!
Yes, the laws governing bankruptcy and foreclosure are more confusing and complicated than ever, but relief from overwhelming debt through filing bankruptcy is still very much a viable option for a lot of good, honest folks! To a lot of folks, it’s the only option that makes any sense in today’s unprecedented poor economic times!
Randy’s extensive experience has taught him that effective legal representation in any matter, including bankruptcy and foreclosure matters, must be accompanied by compassion and experience on the part of the attorney. There is no substitute for either!
Randy’s Early Years
Randy is a life-long resident of Florida, having been born and raised on a farm outside of Live Oak, Suwannee County, Florida. Upon graduation from high school, Randy spent 4 years in the United States Navy. Upon receiving his honorable discharge, Randy moved to Tallahassee, where he met his late wife and former law partner, J. Ellon Frier.
Randy graduated with honors from Florida State University, before receiving his law degree in 1988 from Cumberland School of Law. Randy and Ellon have 2 sons; the oldest is an attorney and the youngest is proudly serving in the United States Army.
Randy’s Legal Career
Upon graduation from law school, Randy founded a general practice law firm in Tallahassee. Randy’s wife, J. Ellon Frier, joined the firm in 1991 as a partner. Over the next several years, the firm’s practice was primarily focused on bankruptcy matters. In 1995, Ellon was appointed as a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee in matters before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Florida, where she served until her untimely death in 2000. Randy’s legal career has encompassed a number areas of the law, including, but not limited to, state and federal criminal law, family law, probate matters, immigration, state and federal workers’ compensation, foreclosure defense, administrative law, etc However, primarily due to the complexities involved, over the past several years Randy has limited his areas of practice to primarily matters pertaining to bankruptcy law and foreclosure defense.
Professional Licenses/Affiliatons
Randy served on the Board of Directors for the Northern District of Florida Bankruptcy Bar Association for the years 1998 – 2000. Randy is a member of The Florida Bar, as well as the Bars for United States District Courts for the Northern and Middle District of Florida, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
Call or email Randy today and discuss the options available to you and/or your business. The initial consultation is free and absolutely confidential!
Randy will work with you on the fees!
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