One listed attorney, (Scott Robinson of the Law Firm Johnson & Robinson) is licensed to practice bankruptcy law in South Carolina and has his practice in the City of in Manning. His education, location of practice and contact numbers are included and can be viewed further below.

About Manning

       Manning is the county seat of Clarendon County and 1.5 hours driving distance (88 miles) from the City of Charleston. Communities nearby and easy driving distance to the law office are Kingstree, Sumter, Turbeville, Santee, Greeleyville and Summerton.

The Court

       The Charleston Division of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court / District of South Carolina in Charleston serves Clarendon County as well as the nearby counties of Berkeley and Williamsburg. The address is is 145 King Street, Room 225, Charleston, SC 29401. The Charleston Division has no administrative staff and provides bankruptcy hearings only. The counties of Sumter, Calhoun and Orangeburg that are adjacent Clarendon County are served by the Columbia Division of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the City of Columbia. Contact the District of Columbia Court (main office and courthouse) at (803) 765-5436 for more information.

       The Trustees Office in the City of Columbia (United States Dept. of Justice) manages the 341 creditor meetings. The meetings are held at 145 King Street, Room 225 (same address as the bankruptcy hearings) in Charleston. They can be contacted at (803) 765-5250.

Attorney Name - Education, Address and Practice

Name Scott Robinson Education: Undergraduate School: Unknown Law School: University of South Carolina School of Law - Columbia, South Carolina Address: Johnson & Robinson Atty. Scott Lamar Robinson 2 N Brooks Street Manning, SC 29102 Telephone: (803) 435-0909 Fax: (803) 435-2858 Practice: Clarendon County South Carolina State Bar - Admitted 1995

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Written by Jack Garchar