James L Henley, Jr. is a lawyer practicing commercial bankruptcy, litigation. James received a B.B.A. degree from Millsaps College in 1983, and has been licensed for 32 years. James practices at James L. Henley Jr. Attorney at Law in Jackson, MS.
James L Henley, Jr. is a lawyer practicing commercial bankruptcy, litigation. James received a B.B.A. degree from Millsaps College in 1983, and has been licensed for 32 years. James practices at James L. Henley Jr. Attorney at Law in Jackson, MS.
My experience with this trustee was less than rewarding, as I feel I was financially exploited. I am an elderly paraplegic/amputee who had to file bankruptcy in order to retain my home. Needless to say, a plan for payment was developed in September, 2021, of which the trustee paid himself 10% each month. In June, 2022, my house was lost to fire and once my insurance company sent me a check, I gave it to my attorneys and they turned it over to the trustee, who immediately (before paying off my creditors) took 10% of the insurance check for himself, which in total, exceeded 10% of the amount owed on my plan as well as exceeded 10% of the amount paid into the plan). A true interpretation of the statute on trustee payment is warranted because his interpretation has allowed the trustee to wrongly disburse funds to himself above 10%. I feel certain that this has been the norm and that others have been victims to this form of financial exploitation of the vulnerable.
5258 Cedar Park Dr., Unit 1P.O. Box 31464Jackson, MS 39286-1464U.S.A.
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