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There's two ways to get ""affordability."" One is to cut corners, take chances, and risk your clients' future. That's how everyone ELSE gets ""affordability."" The other way is to be so darn good at what you do, that you can do it more efficiently than everyone else. That's Susan Taylor's way. \r
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You can pay a lot more for a bankruptcy. You can pay for a fancy-pants lawyer to hold your hand while you cry — or for a swarm of interns to pretend to be very, very busy advancing your case — or for an amazing gee-whiz website that looks like facebook on steroids. Butyou're *bankrupt*, right? Isn't that the whole point? You need someone who can get the job done *efficiently* -- with low risk, low cost, and low pain. \r
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You need Susan Taylor. \r
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I did. I'm very glad I found her. You will be, too.
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