Philadelphia, PA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt
A common question indeed, although there is not a one-size-fits-all answer. As a general rule, if there are joint debts, a spirit of cooperation...
I would first attempt to discharge your student loans outside of bankruptcy by filing a TPR application with the US. Department of Education. TPR...
Most, if not all consumer bankruptcy attorneys have a flat fee service for both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. Chapter 7 legal fees are...
The name change only takes about 3-4 months in the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas. As my learned colleague suggested, it may be prudent to...
You cannot ignore a subpoena so the best approach to resolve this issue in advance of the deposition is to either fight it or pay it. You can...
Yes. It is possible to negotiate private student loans with a lump sum payoff. For federal loans, enter one of President Obama's income based...
The debt is dischargeable meaning it "could" be erased in a bankruptcy case. It would be erased totally in a chapter 7 bankruptcy. The question...
Purchasing real estate after bankruptcy is certainly possible but it takes a little long term planning to ensure the process is seamless. The...
Your Chapter 13 repayment plan could be $30, $300, or even more per month. The truth is your $30,000 debt and $80,000 income do not provide enough...
BAD IDEA because the Pennsylvania Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act will "almost" certainly define such a transaction as a fraudulent transfer. The...
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