Andrews & Young, P.C. is dedicated to protecting our clients' interests, and helping our clients realize their goals. Our attorneys have a combined 59 years of experience in providing legal services to clients, whether they are businesses or individuals. Our goal is to provide high quality legal services in a timely, responsive fashion and at a reasonable cost. Review Areas of Practice: Estate Planning, Probate and Elder Law  |  Business Law Commercial Real Estate and Land Use Residential Real Estate     Litigation Jim Young The American judicial system is unique to our American way of life. It is one of the great distinguishing characteristics of our democratic society. Through the Courts, those who have been injured or damaged because of the conduct of another, whether because of a personal injury, breach of contract, or violation of state or federal laws, can obtain remedies including money damages. We can protect your interests in a wide variety of situations, including the following: in all manner of business disputes, including disputes with vendors, customers, and business associates; in cases concerning the negligent construction of a home; in the area of mechanics liens in construction projects; if a mortgage is being foreclosed against you, or if you hold a mortgage on someone else's property and need that mortgage to be foreclosed; in disputes over the payment of money; in disputes over boundary lines and compliance with planning and zoning laws; Jim Young has many years of experience representing parties in litigation, and brings a practical yet sophisticated perspective to complex, troubled matters. Jim also represents financial institutions in the forclosure of mortgages, and all related bankruptcy and work out/forbearance proceedings. Back to top   Copyright © 2003 - 2006 by Andrews & Young, P.C. You may reproduce materials available at this site for your own personal use and for non-commercial distribution. All copies must include the above copyright notice. The information you obtain at this site is not, nor intended to be legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.