New York, NY
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy & Debt
You should consult an attorney in your state as to whether you were actually "properly served." Although you may have received the summons and...
Unfortunately, for purposes of determining whether the taxes are dischargeable in your bankruptcy, the petition date of the chapter 13 is the...
Selling a home in NY 7 1/2 years ago should not be a problem if you were to file for bankruptcy. However, that determination should be made after...
LEVYS AGAINST PERSONAL AND BUSINESS BANK ACCOUNTS Generally, a creditor cannot put a lien on any of your personal or business property unless it...
If you have been served with a summons and complaint, immediately look above the caption to see the court in which the action was commenced. If...
I advise all my clients NOT to withdraw any of their monies that are currently in retirement funds to pay unsecured creditors. Retirement funds...
Assuming that you have no engaged in bad faith, such as failing to disclose assets in your chapter 7, then you should be able to convert the case. ...
I would assume in your jurisdiction (as is the case in NY), that a garnishment cannot typically be served until the creditor has obtained a...
I am so sorry to hear that, while in chapter 13, you lost your job and may lose your home. A couple of considerations: 1. If you are now...
Dear Mr. Santiago, one of the biggest mistakes that some of my clients have made is having used their 401k monies to cover debts of creditors...