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856-254-2196
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TOLL FREE
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Filing for bankruptcy is an aggressive debt solution ideal for those dealing with aggressive creditors. If a company wants to repossess your vehicle, foreclose on your house or take you to court over an unpaid debt, then filing for personal bankruptcy might be the...
Many individuals encumbered with debt without any prospect of rising out of it pursue bankruptcy. There are pros and cons for filing Chapter 7 versus 13 bankruptcy. Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows you to eliminate most if not all of your unsecured debts if you can prove...
Some Private Student Loans may be Discharged in Bankruptcy.
Can Bankruptcy Eliminate Debt If Judgment Already Entered? In most circumstances the answer is yes.
In both kinds of bankruptcy, the courts will also appoint a trustee. How does the role of the trustee differ in these two forms of bankruptcy?
Certain types of claims, such as child support, student loans and other things as well as fines are not dischargeable…However, it is worth noting that in New Jersey, surcharges can be discharged
If you’re dealing with debt, one of the options you may have open to you is filing for bankruptcy. Sometimes individuals decide they do no want to go through with bankruptcy. Some people find themselves in a unique position where they begin a bankruptcy only to want...
The pandemic led the Governor of New Jersey to place a moratorium on foreclosures and evictions during the pandemic. In addition, Governor Murphy signed into law Order 229 which prohibited public and private electric gas and water utilities from disconnecting because...
If you are filing for bankruptcy, it is important to know the different laws that are in place to help you. One of those is The Fair Debt Collection Practice Act, or FDCPA. The other is that you may not end up having all of your debts discharged in bankruptcy because...
Can I dismiss my bankruptcy case if I decide to not proceed with the bankruptcy. The answer is, “it depends”.
