Richard M Squire & Associates Employee Directory

Richard M. Squire & Associates, LLC ("Squire & Associates") represents a broad array of clients effectively protecting their rights as creditors. For mortgage companies, Squire & Associates is a "one-stop shop" specializing in residential and commercial mortgage foreclosures, bankruptcies, loss mitigation and work-outs, post-sheriff's sale ejectmen... ts (evictions), and REO closings. Other areas of creditors' rights that we handle include consumer and commercial debt collection, vehicle and mobile home repossessions, abandoned mobile home title transfers, bankruptcy abuse and multiple filers, residential and commercial landlord-tenant evictions, bad checks, fraudulent conveyances, and confession of judgment litigation. Additionally, we assist clients in real estate and commercial transactions, business start-up, real estate and commercial document preparation, title resolution, title company and settlement agent negligence, and quiet title litigation. A successful practice begins with a knowledgeable, goal-oriented, customer service-oriented, and proactive team. Our staff possess all of these qualities, which permit us to make reasoned judgments and work smarter when meeting our clients' needs. Our staff is committed to problem-solving, planning, preparation, and follow-up for easy-to-see and timely results. With this support, we offer the highest degree of service and the ability to aggressively advocate the position of our clients. We believe that our size works to our clients' advantage. Smaller than many firms in the field, we provide the personal service and availability that many of our larger competitors cannot. As we grow, we will continue to embrace this principle as a mainstay of our business philosophy. This is a key ingredient, upon which our clients can always rely, to set us apart from our competitors. We recognize that we are dealing with a complex area of the law. The mortgage foreclosure process, for instance, can be highly technical, often involving intertwined issues of law and practice. ...Read More