Insights on Personal Injury, Bankruptcy, and Real Estate

What Happens To My Mortgage If I File Bankruptcy?

What Happens To My Mortgage If I File Bankruptcy?

What Happens To My Mortgage If I File Bankruptcy? If you own a home and file bankruptcy, you can keep your home and mortgage secured by the mortgage. Depending upon whether you file Chapter 7 or Chap...

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Inventory And Equipment In Bankruptcy

Inventory And Equipment In Bankruptcy

A common scenario is emerging across the country, and one which we are addressing in our office with many potential bankruptcy clients. As small businesses further feel the impact of Covid-19, busines...

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In A Car Accident? Call Layton Law

In A Car Accident? Call Layton Law

In A Car Accident? Call Layton Law If you are in a car accident, the great news is your lawyer is only a phone call away. Our firm works on a contingency basis when representing personal injury client...

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Credit Cards To Help Build Credit

Credit Cards To Help Build Credit

Credit Cards To Help Build Credit If you are looking for credit cards to help build credit, then you are thinking about your future. If your credit is already damaged, you may not be able to obtain a ...

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In A Car Accident Without Insurance

In A Car Accident Without Insurance

In A Car Accident Without Insurance If you are in a car accident without insurance, don’t panic. Regardless of whether you have insurance, you have a duty to exchange information with the other driv...

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Bankruptcy And Taxes

Bankruptcy And Taxes

Bankruptcy and Taxes If you are considering filing bankruptcy, you may be interested in determining how income taxes are addressed in a bankruptcy filing. In order to determine how bankruptcy affects ...

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Should I Get A Police Report?

Should I Get A Police Report?

Yes, you should. If you’ve been in a car accident, obtaining a police report is your primary method for documenting the accident. If you get a police report after an accident, you create a record of...

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Bankruptcy Is Not A Four Letter Word

Bankruptcy Is Not A Four Letter Word

Bankruptcy Is Not A Four Letter Word Currently, both bankruptcy and Covid-19 are spreading quickly. As we begin to see Fortune 500 companies file for bankruptcy due to Covid-19, it is a great time to ...

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Small Business Bankruptcy

Small Business Bankruptcy

Small Business Bankruptcy Filing a small business bankruptcy in North Carolina will relieve you of your personal obligations on business debt. Your business entity will still be liable for the debt. A...

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Proving Fault In A NC Car Accident

Proving Fault In A NC Car Accident

In a North Carolina auto accident claim, the burden of proving fault is on the plaintiff. The defendant has no burden; however, the defendant will present evidence in order to rebut your attempts to p...

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Meet Founding Attorney Christopher D. Layton

Charlotte Personal Injury &
Bankruptcy Attorney

Meet Chris Layton, J.D., the founder and lead attorney of The Layton Law Firm. Chris holds a B.A. in Journalism from The University of Maryland at College Park and a J.D. from Wake Forest University. He is a member in good standing of the North Carolina Bar Association, the Federal Bar Association – Western District of North Carolina, and the Mecklenburg Bar Association. He has been practicing law in Charlotte since 2000 and currently focuses on the plaintiff’s needs and the individual needs of bankruptcy and real estate clients.

The Layton Law Firm focuses on the needs of clients who would otherwise be taken advantage of. Chris leads the firm in addressing the needs of people who have been harmed by the actions of others or who struggle financially.

20+ Years Serving North Carolina