Clarksville Creditor Rights Attorney

As a lawyer with a financial and academic background, creditors often turn to me to seek to collect on debts that they are owed. As founder and principal of the Law Office of Michael K. Williamson, in Clarksville, Tennessee, I represent creditors and their needs in Clarksville, Springfield, Dover, Dickson, Stewart, Pleasant View, Cumberland City, Ashland City, Nashville, Fort Campbell, Montgomery County, Robertson County, Stewart County, Houston County, Dickson County and Cheatham County.

My comprehensive creditor representation is thorough, careful and efficient. I am certified by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization as a creditors' rights specialist. Creditors turn to me to represent their concerns in Chapter 7, 13 and 11 bankruptcies. I regularly represent creditors in repossessions, evictions, foreclosures, garnishments, collections, issues of liens and other matters of concern to individuals, businesses and financial institutions owed money.

My legal practice extends back over 25 years, since 1984. I have earned a reputation as a reliable, responsible and effective creditors' rights attorney. Moreover, as a certified Rule 31 Tennessee Supreme Court trained mediator, I am able to be assertive and capably effect the wishes of my creditor clients diplomatically.

I have been included on the select 2008 Mid-South Super Lawyers* ranking in Super Lawyers Magazine. I have also been listed in the Corporate Counsel of Super Lawyers magazine.

• Fort Campbell Federal Credit Union
• Green Bank
• Heritage Bank

Should you wish to discuss your legal matter with me in a free initial consultation, please call my law office at 931-266-4787. At that time, we can sit down and I will listen carefully to your concerns and offer you experienced legal counsel regarding the debt that is owed you. Should you retain my services, I strive to achieve your goals in an efficient, cost-effective and timely manner.

Michael K. Williamson has been named by Super Lawyers magazine as one of the top attorneys in the Mid-South. Only five percent of the lawyers in the region are named Super Lawyers.