Renfroe & Perilloux, PLLC

Renfroe & Perilloux, PLLC We're a full service law firm focusing on real estate closings, title issues and litigation, bankruptcy, foreclosures, and wills and estates
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At Renfroe & Perilloux, we understand all the hard work that goes into providing the best services for your clients. You spend countless hours showing homes, in negotiations, and preparing for closings - all while trying to grow your brand and client base in the competitive world of real estate. Our aim is to make a positive, memorable closing experience for you and your clients. Whether you’re th

e buyer’s agent, seller’s agent, or both, our well-trained staff knows how to handle even the most difficult closing situations. Our philosophy is that home buying is a celebration (for the buyer and the seller) and we work hard to make the closing process go as smoothly as possible. We use our financial blessings to give back to the community by supporting many causes to help our neighbors in need. We know you have a choice of closing attorneys, and we hope you consider Renfroe & Perilloux.

08/07/2026

LAWYER TIP OF THE DAY: I have spoken many times about the need for a simple will. I cannot stress the importance of it. What I would like to discuss is the “do it yourself people.” In my years of practice, I have encountered hundreds of instances where family members of a decedent prepared quitclaim deeds from blank forms off the internet or other sources, and have conveyed family land in an attempt to satisfy probate. This does not satisfy probate. In fact, many times it makes probate more difficult as the deeds may be wrong. There is a reason professionals go through years of training to do these tasks. Please trust professionals on issues as important as your land, your inheritance, your family’s future.............................. As I tell my clients, you can do heart surgery on yourself, but probably isn’t a good idea.

08/06/2026

LAWYER TIP OF THE DAY: If you find yourself in arrears to your mortgage company for your home loan, do not bury your head in the sand. You need to be proactive in every move. Immediately contact your lender upon the very FIRST delinquency. Many lenders have loss mitigation programs that may help, but they take time so immediate action is required. If you can’t work it out quickly with your lender, you may want to consider selling your home to protect your equity. If you do this, let your realtor know up front that you are behind in your mortgage. If you intend to keep your home, you may have to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy. This process allows you to keep your house and restructure your arrears through payments that go through the bankruptcy programs. You cannot do any of the above if it goes to sale at the courthouse. Once that auction has happened, then it is too late. Most important, don’t be embarrassed or ashamed. Life happens, but there are people that can help.

07/02/2026

Lawyer Tip of the Day: If you inherit property, and you properly probate it to place the property in your name, make sure you change the hazard insurance policy, utilities, and any other property related issues or documents. Trying to explain to someone in customer service representative ( that may or may not even be in the United States) that you are now the owner of the property is a nightmare and you will thank me later.

04/01/2026

In memoriam of the sacrifice of our Savior, Renfroe & Perilloux, PLLC will be closed on Good Friday April 3, 2026. But........ Sunday's coming!

02/18/2026

LAWYER TIP OF THE DAY. If you find yourself in financial distress, bankruptcy may be an option. Today I want to talk about Chapter 7 bankruptcy which you can only do every eight years. This is where you generally discharge unsecured debt (certain loans, credit cards, medical bills etc.) meaning you don’t have to pay them. For secured debt (mortgages, car loans, etc.), you have to remain current in them under a Chapter 7 or at least have an agreement in writing with your lender. If you do not, you may have to surrender those items. IT DOES NOT MEAN YOU AUTOMATICALLY LOSE YOUR HOME. There are many ways around this including filing under different chapters. What is of paramount importance is that you seek the help of a bankruptcy attorney as soon as you can as you have to qualify for Chapter 7 based on income. Do NOT trust lay persons, attorneys who do not do bankruptcy (this is an area of law not common to most lawyers), or in a lot of cases......... credit counseling services. There are many fraudulent entities out there that prey on the financially vulnerable. Stay frosty, but there is a fresh start for those who qualify.

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Flowood, MS
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