Meet the Attorneys of Bowes, Petkovich & Palmer, LLC: The attorneys of Roy M. Bowes & Associates, Petkovich Law Firm, LLC, and Mitchell A. Palmer are pleased to announce their merger to form Bowes, Petkovich & Palmer, LLC effective January 1, 2023. Our office will be located at 2550 Belle Chasse Highway, Suite 200, Gretna, Louisiana 70053 with telephone number 504-368-2700. Each predecessor entity brings unique experiences and visions to the new firm. After working together for several years, we determined that we should unite to enhance as a team and to more effectively represent our clients. We look forward
Five-Star Review! “Very helpful in the legal matter for which I sought legal advice/assistance. Honest and fair in fee.” Louisiana Family Law Attorneys: We are a Gretna law firm that has served the New Orleans area since 1980. Our family law attorneys are highly experienced at handling divorces, custody, child support, alimony, property divisions, pre-nups, paternity, adoptions, protective orders, tutorship, interdictions, and more. We take pride in offering a personal and trusted experience. Call us today for a free consultation and find out why so many of our clients come back to us. Call us today for a free telephone consultation with an attorney. 504-368-2700
Five-Star Review! “I am very pleased with the legal services provided to me from the attorneys of the law firm of Roy M. Bowes & Associates. Based on my work schedule, they were able obtain for me all of the time that I wanted and could have with my 4 year old child. They excelled at helping me be the Daddy I want to be.” Louisiana Family Law Attorneys: We are a Gretna law firm that has served the New Orleans area since 1980. Our family law attorneys are highly experienced at handling divorces, custody, child support, alimony, property divisions, pre-nups, paternity, adoptions, protective orders, tutorship, interdictions, and more. We take
Five-Star Review! “I went through a very tumultuous divorce and subsequent complex property partition. During these difficult times, the lawyers and their staff made themselves readily available to me. My outcome was very positive or I would not be writing this review. I have known Mr. Bowes for years. His Firm is very competent and compassionate. The entire office staff gets an emphatic 5 stars from me.” Louisiana Family Law Attorneys: We are a Gretna law firm that has served the New Orleans area since 1980. Our family law attorneys are highly experienced at handling divorces, custody, child support, alimony, property divisions, pre-nups, paternity, adoptions, protective orders, tutorship, interdictions, and more.
Five-Star Review! “I am very pleased with the legal services provided to me from the attorneys of the law firm of Roy M. Bowes & Associates. I had a knee injury from an auto accident. We filed suit and I resolved my case for the limits on 2 policies, and a portion of my UM coverage. Great work!” Louisiana Personal Injury Attorneys: We are a Gretna law firm that has served the New Orleans area since 1980. Our personal injury lawyers are well versed at litigating all types of injury claims. We take pride in offering a personal and trusted experience.
Five-Star Review! “I am very pleased with the legal services provided to me from the attorneys of the law firm of Roy M. Bowes & Associates. I had a family law matter, with issues, that they promptly resolved. The Attorneys quickly returned my phone calls and were very patient with me. The staff is also extremely empathetic.” Louisiana Family Law Attorneys: We are a Gretna law firm that has served the New Orleans area since 1980. Our family law attorneys are highly experienced at handling divorces, custody, child support, alimony, property divisions, pre-nups, paternity, adoptions, protective orders, tutorship, interdictions, and more. We take pride in offering a personal and trusted experience.
Five-Star Review! “The lawyers and staff were very professional. They helped me out with a family issue and at a affordable price. I highly recommend Roy Bowes & Associates for legal issues.” Louisiana Family Law Attorneys: We are a Gretna law firm that has served the New Orleans area since 1980. Our family law attorneys are highly experienced at handling divorces, custody, child support, alimony, property divisions, pre-nups, paternity, adoptions, protective orders, tutorship, interdictions, and more. We take pride in offering a personal and trusted experience. Call us today for a free consultation and find out why so many of our
Will Your Business Interruption Insurance Cover Your COVID-19 Losses? As businesses continue to shut down across Louisiana and the nation in response to city and state “stay at home” orders, business owners are worried about whether this public health disaster is covered under their business interruption insurance protection plans. If they listen to their insurance agents or the many media articles on the topic, they probably think they are out of luck. However, business owners have nothing to lose by filing a claim to test the waters, and if that claim is denied they always have the option to file
What Should I do After a Car Accident? 1. Stay at the scene: Never leave the scene of an accident, no matter how minor it seems. 2. Protect the scene: Put your vehicle in park, turn off the engine, and turn on your hazard lights. If you have them, use cones, flares, or reflectors to warn other drivers of your presence. If the wreck is minor, meaning there is little damage and no injuries, move the vehicles out of the way of traffic, especially if you are on the interstate. 3. Check for injuries: Check yourself, your passengers, and the
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