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Our bankruptcy services do not cost our clients anything unless we actually recover our fees from the bankruptcy. Taxpayer Ilssistance The firm makes every effort to assist the tvcpayer in any tax problem to the extent ethically possible. The firm also timely handles questions posed by delinquent taxpayers, whether they are in the form of written letters or telephone conversations. Many past inquiries have been made regazding the appropriate person or office to contact to correct inaccuracies as to their address, property description and/or valuations. The firm not only notes this information on its computer system, but will inform the District's Taac Office of such information, as well as directing the taacpayer to the appropriate individual or office. If a taxpayer communicates that he or she no longer owns a piece of The F:m aka aery ftt to timery property, we abstract the properiy to confirm or deny a change in handk qeetbm poud 6r ddinquat ownership. If the inquiring taxpayer does not in fact own the real property, nyarns, w"K thcj ue n tne tarm of wrina kttm a ukpAae we change the information in the firm's computer and send a new owner comersitioe:. letter to the correct owner as well as provide such informaUon to our client. However, if the deed records indicate that the inquiring taxpayer still owns the property, then the firm reestablishes contact with the taxpayer to detemune the possible problem. A large number of inquiries come from delinquem taxpayers who have problems concerning payment of taxes by their mortgage company and/or their ritle company at a closing. The firm attempts to isolate the particular problem with the taxpayer. If all efforts by the taxpayer to resolve the problem fail, the firm wiil communicate with the mortgage company and/or title company in an attempt to resolve the issue of payment of the tatces without necessitating a lawsuit. Litigation Support System At the heart of the firm's effort is its unique computerized litigation system. Although a litigation support system is normally not discussed or considered a part of legal assistance, the firm believes it has developed a system of litigation support that must be mentioned within the conte7ct of legal assistance. The litigation support system is comprised of two (2) elements: (A) personnel and (B) a computerized litigation support system. Thrw`r tln yean tne Fum pss Through t6e years the firm has assembled a staff of highly qualified and usemDke a sqlf of 6il* qulified exPerienced ad valorern tax law and litigation attorneys. They are uid eipcrienced ad nbrem qi hw supported by paralegals, legal assistants, and the administrative staff. The and lc;ption attoneys majority of the firm's attorneys gained their expertise prior to joining the firm. Many of the attomeys served as City, County, and District knipn ry- kope o( Savice - Pap 13