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Diment & Associates

Empowering your future one legal solution at a time

Diment and Associates is a law firm dedicated to providing expert guidance and compassionate representation to individuals facing life’s most challenging situations. Our practice areas include bankruptcy law, family law, criminal law and a majority of tax issues. Let us help you find peace of mind and a fresh start!

About us

Where law meets peace of mind.

We can help you to management of an financial resources, such as income, expenses, savings, investments, debts, and financial goals. The functions of personal finance typically include:
Overall, the function of us is to effectively manage and optimize your financial resources to achieve financial well-being, security, and long-term financial goals.
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what we do

One firm, many solutions

Our experience includes navigating complex legal issues in consumer & corporate financial cases from a wide range of income levels.
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Bankruptcy

If you’ve fallen behind on bills and have significant debt, you may feel overwhelmed. Bankruptcy can help you to rebuild your finances and get the fresh start that you need.

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Personal Injury

Accidents can have devastating consequences. An accident could put you out of work, leave you with costly medical bills, and cause you significant distress. Thankfully,

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Small Business

Business law is an essential field of service involving preserving the rights of companies and corporate entities of all types. This legal practice performs many services that

Protecting your interests, simplifying your life.

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Our Team

Meet our dedicated team of attorneys. From financial to family, our legal team can guide you through life’s most difficult times. Let Diment and Associates be your law firm for life’s every moment.

Paul Shoultz

Partner

Paul Shoultz is a proven trial attorney, chief executive officer, and chief legal officer, with over 25 years of experience.

Lauren Harrell

Junior Partner

Originally from St. Tammany, Lauren began her pursuit of justice during high school by working for the District Attorney’s Office.

Michelle C Bradley

LMH

Born and raised in Baton Rouge, Michelle worked for years in law firms before pursuing her own law degree.

Why Choose us

We provide you with
the best solutions

Diment and Associates is a law firm dedicated to providing expert guidance and compassionate representation to individuals facing life’s most challenging situations. Our practice areas include bankruptcy law, family law, criminal law and a majority of tax issues. Let us help you find peace of mind and a fresh start!

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Frequently Asked Questions

This is usually a complex question that requires a lawyer’s consult on a case-by-case basis.

Bankruptcy is a legal process where debtors (people who owe money) are able to get most, if not all, bills discharged (wiped out), keep most if not all of their property and get extra time to pay debts if they receive income. Once the bankruptcy begins, creditors cannot try to collect from the debtor or sue the debtor to obtain a judgement.

While bankruptcy does have an immediate impact on credit score, it’s not what you’d expect. For many people, their credit score is actually improved because it removes many of the “derogatory” marks—the things that lower your score—from your credit report.

Q: What is bankruptcy?

A: Bankruptcy is a legal process where debtors (those who owe money) are able to get most, if not all, debt discharged (wiped out). Depending on the case, the debtor can keep property and extend time to pay the debts. Once the bankruptcy has been filed, creditors can no longer contact the debtor, attempt to collect on the debt, or take legal action.

Q: Why would someone need to file bankruptcy?

A: There are many reasons that a person would need to file bankruptcy. Change in income, inability to work, death of a spouse or family member, unemployment, or a medical event are some of the most common reasons.

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