Blog2024-01-17T18:38:12+00:00

Five Signs You Need to Consider Bankruptcy

Stereotypes are among the main reasons that people who are eligible for bankruptcy protection do not consider the option of filing for bankruptcy. They are worried that people in their communities, as well as lenders and prospective employers who see their credit reports, will assume that they lived beyond their means, asked the court to erase their debts, and [...]

How Much Does it Cost to File Bankruptcy in New Jersey?

If you keep getting deeper into debt even when you live very modestly and spend every penny of your paycheck, after housing, transportation, and grocery costs, on debt repayment, it might be a good idea to file for bankruptcy. Everyone has the right to file for bankruptcy protection, regardless of their age or marital status and no matter the [...]

How Does Bankruptcy Affect Your Spouse?

The mental association that most of us have with filing for bankruptcy is that it is something that unmarried people do; in other words, if you are married, then you and your spouse are together for richer or for poorer, but if you are single, you can incur and discharge debts at will. Recently divorced people account for a [...]

New Jersey Bankruptcy Trends for 2024: What to Expect

As we approach 2024, it's crucial to understand the evolving landscape of bankruptcy in New Jersey. At our boutique bankruptcy law firm, we stay ahead of the curve, analyzing trends and preparing to guide our clients through the complexities of bankruptcy. Anticipated Increase in Bankruptcy Filings Recent trends indicate an uptick in bankruptcy filings. This year marked a significant [...]

What Assets Can You Keep in Bankruptcy in New Jersey?

Filing for bankruptcy can be a complex and overwhelming process, and one of the biggest concerns for individuals considering bankruptcy is what will happen to their assets. In this article, we will explore the topic of asset protection in bankruptcy specifically in the context of New Jersey. Understanding what assets you can keep in bankruptcy is crucial to alleviate some [...]

Does Bankruptcy Clear All Debts to the IRS?

That old saying about death and taxes has stuck around for so long because it is almost impossible to make tax debts go away except by paying them. In so many other contexts, it is possible to make financial obligations appear out of thin air and disappear again simply by running one’s mouth; this is what the insurance write-off, [...]

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