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PLEASE NOTE: To protect your safety in response to the threats of COVID-19, we are offering our clients the ability to meet with us in person, via telephone or through video conferencing. Please call our office to discuss your options.
TOLL FREE: 866-394-2661
Many people living on Long Island, in Brooklyn or in other parts of New York City and the surrounding areas may have a second or third mortgage on their homes. New Yorkers take out these mortgages for a number of reasons. Sometimes, they are part of a plan to...
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Individuals usually decide to declare bankruptcy after they have exhausted all other financial options. Bankruptcy allows people a fresh financial start, but with a cost. To satisfy as many outstanding debts as possible, banks may require an individual to liquidate...
Bankruptcy is overwhelming. The decision to file can be a difficult one to come to terms with and it often leaves you with so many unknowns. How does this work? What does this mean for my life? Will I lose my home? Bankruptcy can stop foreclosure Filing for Chapter 13...
Your only form of transportation. Your grandmother's jewelry. The house you and your family grew up in. These are some of the assets that people with extreme debt may fret about losing to foreclosure, repossession or bankruptcy. But there is an option that allows...
You're getting calls or other notices from a creditor or collection agency on a debt they say you owe. However, you don't see it on your credit report. They must be mistaken, right? Not necessarily. Although most companies report consumers' debts to at least one major...
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Chapter 7 is traditionally associated with personal bankruptcy filings. However, in some cases, businesses can file for Chapter 7. It depends on how the business is structured. Sole proprietorships are considered legal extensions of their owners. However, Chapter 7...
You've made the decision to file for bankruptcy, or maybe you've already begun the process. While the bankruptcy will impact your credit and your life for a while, it will also give you a fresh start. It's essential to make the most of that fresh start. Let's look at...
