B Watson Legal
Louisiana Law Firm
B Watson Legal
There are fewer things more important in life than the health and security of your family; your loved ones. For growing families, there are fewer things more important than ensuring that your children have equal access to a good and productive education. B Watson Legal is dedicated to providing effective, affordable, and compassionate services to help you and your family through these challenging and important situations.
Practice Areas:
- Education Law
- Loan Modifications
- Bankruptcy
Principal Attorney:
Pascale B. Watson
B Watson Legal, LLC
One Lakeway
3900 N. Causeway Blvd.
Suite 1200
Metairie, LA 70002
Office: (504) 648-4061
Fax: (504) 335-0686
Email: pascale@bwatsonlegal.com
http://www.bwatsonlegal.com/contact
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