Sorry for the absence
I was tied up in a hearing regarding a rather intense custody battle last week. I’ve been digging my desk out from under paperwork these past days. I hope to have some new posts soon.
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Gregory Adam Napier – born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky. Married to Cynthia Ann Napier in 1990, they now enjoy three beautiful daughters. He graduated with high distinction from the Family Studies program at the University of Kentucky in 1990 and graduated from the University of Kentucky’s College of Law, cum laude, within the top 12% of his class. Recipient of the Distinguished Bankruptcy Law Student Award from the American College of Bankruptcy. Licensed attorney in Kentucky with Troutman & Napier, PLLC and covering Fayette and the Eastern District of Kentucky.
Phone: 859-253-0991 x 203
E-mail: gnapier@troutmannapier.com
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United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky
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National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
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