Teel & Maroney, PLC

08/13/2021

Congratulations to Steve Maroney on his appointment by Governor Lee to serve as chancery court judge!

07/04/2021

The Teel & Maroney family wishes everyone a Happy 4th of July!

02/19/2021

We are closed again today but continue to be available via email and telephone. We will reopen Monday, February 22, at 8:30 a.m. Stay safe and warm!

02/17/2021

With inclement weather forecasted for Wednesday and Thursday, we will continue to telework. We are available via phone and email. We will monitor road conditions and hope to reopen the office Friday.

02/15/2021

Our office is closed today but we are teleworking. We can be reached via telephone and email. Please stay safe and warm!

02/06/2021

If you or someone you know needs help with paying rent because of COVID, then you may qualify for rent assistance. There are funds available through Southwest Tennessee Human Resource Agency. Each county in southwest Tennessee has a local SWHRA office. You should contact the office in your county. Also, there is more information available at www.thda.org about the COVID-19 Rent Relief Act of 2020.

This is a 30-year, fixed interest rate home loan available through private banks and lenders. These loans focus on first-time homebuyers, U.S. military veterans, and homebuyers in targeted areas.

01/21/2021

New website is live!

Teel & Maroney is a law firm specializing in bankruptcy (Chapters 7, 11, 13). We help people file for relief under the United States Bankruptcy Code.

04/20/2020

We will continue to telework this week. We are available for telephonic and Zoom meetings. We also will schedule a limited number of in office appointments. If you would like to schedule an appointment of any type, please call 731-424-3315.

Chapter 13 and chapter 7 meetings of creditors are canceled until further notice.

04/13/2020

Our staff members are teleworking this week. We are still available for telephonic or video consultations. We are also offering LIMITED office appointments. If you've been laid off, furloughed or in jeopardy of being laid off and want to discuss how to navigate through these uncharted waters, then call us today. We can help you. 731-424-3315.

If you have a meeting of creditors scheduled during the month of April, it has been canceled by the bankruptcy. We will contact you directly if the bankruptcy trustee has any questions for you.

04/10/2020

In the middle of this crisis, we are reminded that our hope is not in material things but in eternal salvation through the risen saviour. We encourage you to find an Easter service online Sunday, and spend time in worship and gratitude. Links to churches attended by the Teel & Maroney family are in an earlier post. And remember that the sacrifices we are making now pale in comparison to the ultimate sacrifice made over 2000 years ago.

04/04/2020

WE ARE OPEN! Mayor Conger and Mayor Harris have issued "shelter at home" orders for April 5-April 12. We are still prohibiting anyone from coming to the office. However, we are still here to help you. Our staff members are working from home. If you call our office, someone will answer. If not, leave a voice message and your call will be returned. We are also available by email and can schedule telephonic consultations or video meetings. If we can help you during these difficult and unprecedented times, please don't hesitate to contact us at 731-424-3315.

03/30/2020

Yesterday the President announced that social distancing guidelines will remain in place until April 30. As a result, we will continue to prohibit access to our office. We are still available to assist you via telephone, email and video conference. If you need to discuss your existing case, or would like to have a free consultation to discuss filing bankruptcy, please call our office.

SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS: The CARES Act signed by President Trump last week has provisions in it designed to help small businesses stay in business. Some of the loans through the SBA can be forgiven, meaning you could get a SBA loan and not have to pay it back. Also, the CARES Act modified the recently enact Small Business Reorganization Act. This will help small businesses that may need to restructure its debts in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. If you have questions about how the CARES Act might impact your business, please call Jerome Teel in our office. He can help you find a lender to provide access to the SBA money that might keep you in business, and answer your other questions.