Gordon Tanner is a lawyer and Air Force veteran who currently serves as the Advocate general of aeronautics. He had an active role and civil roles in aviation and is passionate about leadership. Gordon holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Alabama and his JD at the Vanderbilt University School of Law. Then he continued to serve in the JAG body as an active agent in the Air Force.
Here are some insights on Gordon and the work he does as a general consultant for the Air Force.

Market segments are key to implementing a successful marketing strategy. The process of identifying and constructing usable segments and potential target markets is reasonably straightforward. The integrated approach that considers the relationships between segmentation, target market and position is commonly referred to as the STP model.
It is however important to periodically consider the approach, processes and results used to build their target market segments.

As a bankruptcy lawyer, I see many hard working people who fall prey to these internet payday loans. And they are afraid if they stop paying the loans that somehow the consumer had done something illegal.  So I’m happy to have proof of what I tell them. In most cases it’s the internet payday loan […]

The most common reason for filing bankruptcy is that a person has too much high interest credit card balances or medical bills that they cannot afford to repay both from their own perspective and in the eyes of the court.  Occasionally, a person may have such a high income, or own assets of such high value, that the court does not allow them to eliminate their debt and get a fresh start.  But what if that person is under financial stress and needs help.  That is where the 100% Plan for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy.  A 100% plan refers to a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in which you repay all of your debt

The most common reason for filing bankruptcy is that a person has too much high interest credit card balances or medical bills that they cannot afford to repay both from their own perspective and in the eyes of the court.  Occasionally, a person may have such a high income, or own assets of such high value, that the court does not allow them to eliminate their debt and get a fresh start.  But what if that person is under financial stress and needs help.  That is where the 100% Plan for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy.  A 100% plan refers to a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in which you repay all of your debt

Chances are that you have heard many of the myths  of filing for Bankruptcy and half-truths floating around concerning the bankruptcy process in Oregon. One of the misconceptions we encounter most frequently concerns eligibility for the Chapter 13 process. Here at Northwest Debt Relief Law Firm, we believe that there is a best-case debt relief option available for every situation. For you, even if you are representing a business, that option could potentially include Chapter 13.
You’ll lose everything

Chances are that you have heard many of the myths  of filing for Bankruptcy and half-truths floating around concerning the bankruptcy process in Oregon. One of the misconceptions we encounter most frequently concerns eligibility for the Chapter 13 process. Here at Northwest Debt Relief Law Firm, we believe that there is a best-case debt relief option available for every situation. For you, even if you are representing a business, that option could potentially include Chapter 13.
You’ll lose everything

Here at Shenwick & Associates, many of the people we work with have student loan debt.  This should come as no surprise, considering that Americans owe more in student loan debt than credit card debt.  We’ve written about student loan debt and how difficult it is to discharge in bankruptcy previously (mostly recently here).  This month, we wanted to tell you about a pending case that may offer hope f

Foreclosures have been on the rise since 2008. From 2007 to 2009 around 3 million homeowners were facing foreclosure. That number has tripled in size. This housing collapse combined with economic hardships and millions of homeowners being “upside down” or “underwater” in their homes has led to a housing crisis in the United States. Stop a Foreclosure immediately by reviewing some of the facts below.
 

Foreclosures have been on the rise since 2008. From 2007 to 2009 around 3 million homeowners were facing foreclosure. That number has tripled in size. This housing collapse combined with economic hardships and millions of homeowners being “upside down” or “underwater” in their homes has led to a housing crisis in the United States. Stop a Foreclosure immediately by reviewing some of the facts below.