BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY BLOG

If you're facing wage garnishment or are concerned it might happen soon, you may wonder if filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy will help or hurt your situation.

Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can offer much-needed relief when you're overwhelmed by debt. But it’s not always a guarantee. In some cases, a bankruptcy court can deny your Chapter 7 discharge or dismiss your case entirely.

Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a powerful tool for managing debt, but it doesn’t put your tax responsibilities on hold. In fact, understanding how taxes work during Chapter 13 is crucial if you want to stay compliant and keep your bankruptcy plan on track.

Worried about losing your home in Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Learn how exemptions, equity, and mortgage status affect your house. Contact Kamini Fox, PLLC for trusted legal advice.

Chapter 11 Subchapter V offers small businesses a faster, more affordable way to reorganize debt. Learn how it works and whether you qualify. Contact Kamini Fox, PLLC today.

Wondering if Chapter 7 bankruptcy can take your house? Learn how exemptions, mortgage status, and bankruptcy laws affect homeownership.

With bankruptcy protection is that there is an automatic stay on most actions against the individuals or organizations upon filing.

When an individual files for a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, one of the first things to happen is a 341 meeting.

Homeowners across Long Island have been feeling the strain caused by the pandemic since March.

One of the biggest fears of people who are in debt is that a creditor will start to take money directly out of their paycheck.

As the coronavirus pandemic drags on, more people are considering bankruptcy as an option to attempt to save their businesses.

Very few things that strike fear into people like the thought of going into bankruptcy.