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Personal bankruptcy can help you get back on your feet

The reasons why Long Island residents consider filing for personal bankruptcy are varied and diverse. In many cases, a person’s need for bankruptcy takes him ...

Video: Should I worry about filing for bankruptcy?

It’s common to think of bankruptcy as a frightening choice. If you are struggling with mountains of debt and thinking about filing for bankruptcy, don’t ...

Things to consider when hoping to stop repossession

When financial challenges arise or things like unemployment suddenly occur, people’s lives can be turned completely upside down. Many people do not have significant savings, ...

Navigating the challenges of personal bankruptcy

Severe financial challenges can easily send the most thoughtful and intelligent people into a cloud of confusion. When struggling under the weight of snowballing interest, ...

We will guide you through financial hardship to debt relief

In many cases, an individual or family begins struggling financially after a series of other unfortunate events or circumstances. For example, a person may suffer ...

What is required before filing for bankruptcy & discharging debt?

When New York consumers are struggling under crushing amounts of debt, it can feel as if there is no way out. Dealing with the harassment ...

What are the differences between Chapter 13 and Chapter 7?

Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 both provide debt relief for consumers who are no longer able to meet all their financial obligations. There are some ...

What information must be included with Chapter 13 petition?

When New York residents consider filing for bankruptcy, they often have many questions about the process. It is important to understand that filing a petition ...

Percentage of people reported to collection agency holds steady

Although the recession may officially be over, many New York residents and others across the country are still dealing with the lingering effects and continued ...

Chapter 13 protects you and your co-signer

If you’re in financial trouble but still have a regular income, then you may not qualify to have all of your unsecured debts — for ...