New York, NY
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy & Debt
If monies were paid by the chapter 13 trustee to the student loan lender, contact the trustee's office to ascertain how much was actually...
If you haven't sold your home, then consider holding back until after you file, particularly if you the net proceeds of your interest in the real...
There is no debt threshold that has to be met before one can file for chapter 7 bankruptcy. However, given that your debt is only $2,700, I would...
Social security income is exempt from creditors. But bankruptcy would allow you freedom from harassing calls and worries. If your funds in the...
The method by which you must serve will depend on what the Order to Show Cause requires. It may be that you only have to serve by regular mail or...
I believe you are referring to a deed in lieu of foreclosure. Your lender may or may not be willing to accept a deed in lieu. It is not...
Bankruptcy is often much more favorable than debt settlement and debt consolidation so the advice given to you was good. (If your spouse files, it...
Depending on your particular facts, given that you may hold a claim that is non-dischargeable, I would urge you to consult very experienced and...
You really need to consult with a very experienced bankruptcy attorney who practices both chapters 7 and 13 and can ascertain all of the relevant...
You mention that she is a bankruptcy lawyer. I'm not sure if she is a bankruptcy preparer or bankruptcy attorney, but in any event the conduct is...