Asset Exemption Laws

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Is a Corporation or other Business an asset in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Is a Corporation or other Business an asset in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Whether you have shares in a...
December 28, 2013
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Objecting to a Bankruptcy Discharge
There are several different grounds to object to a bankruptcy discharge such as, Destruction, Transfer or concealment of property,...
August 8, 2011
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Do I Get To Keep My House And Other Assets In Bankruptcy?
When an individual or married couple files for Bankruptcy, an Estate is created. In this Estate, all of the...
May 30, 2011
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A Comparison of New York and Federal Asset Exemption Laws
Asset New York Exemption Federal Exemption Homestead (principal Residence) *amount of equity that is exempt $150,000 (Kings, New...
May 30, 2011
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$0 down Chapter 7 Bankrutpcy

In many cases my office can file your case for $0 in up front attorney's fees. So you would pay $400 up front (that includes the court filing fee of $335, the cost to pull your credit report and the cost of paper and postage). To qualify you will need proof of some sort of income and have a bank account. You will have 1 year to pay the balance of attorney's fees. These fees are on a case by case basis, no official fee quotes can be given until you come to my office for a free consultation. Not everyone will qualify for this option.

Asset Exemption Laws

Is a Corporation or other Business an asset in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

Objecting to a Bankruptcy Discharge

Do I Get To Keep My House And Other Assets In Bankruptcy?

A Comparison of New York and Federal Asset Exemption Laws

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