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George Washington Carver Memorial Gardens Inc., the company that owns the George Washington Carver Memorial Gardens cemetery, has recently filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. The filing came a day after company President Louie Reese III, as the company’s sole director and a shareholder, decided bankruptcy was in the best interested of the Birmingham, Alabama, company, reports Jon Reed on www.al.com. The cemetery’s closing has caused justifiable concern for those whose loved ones are interned there or who have purchased burial plots. Over 1,000 people attended a recent public forum hosted by State Representative Juandalynn Givan to express their concerns about the cemetery closing. At that meeting, Givan, State Representative Rod Scott and State Senator Priscilla Dunn encouraged people to file formal complaints regarding the cemetery with the state Department of Insurance. “Their worries included maintenance issues, misplaced graves and the uncertainty of their pre-need insurance purchases — plots bought and paid for by living people who now aren’t sure they’ll be able to use them” the article states. The attorneys at Client First Bankruptcy have represented thousands of clients in their bankruptcy filings. If you are contemplating filing for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 personal bankruptcy due to piles of unpaid medical bills or other overwhelming debt, do not proceed without an experienced and knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney from Client First Bankruptcy at your side. For your free initial consultation, please call us toll-free at 800-383-6004; we answer our phone 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Central Time for your convenience. And please log onto www.clientfirstbankruptcy.com for important information about your personal bankruptcy anytime.