Understanding the benefits and complexities of Subchapter V in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy is essential for small businesses facing financial challenges. This latest addition to the bankruptcy code offers a streamlined

Student debt overwhelms millions of recent college graduates and their parents Many recent grads and their families are being overwhelmed by a serious student debt problem. American student loan debt has ballooned

Although payday loans are illegal in New York State (as well as 14 other U.S. states), Internet lenders are preying on those in the New York City area with “too

A client turns to a bankruptcy and tax debt attorney with many financial problems, including hits to their credit record because they were unable to pay debts on time or at all.

When a consumer takes out some type of loans like a credit card, personal loan, or other types of financial commitment, they are expected to meet the terms and conditions

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act allows citizens to take legal action against debt collection and telemarketing agencies that harass the public. To accommodate recent changes in technology, the Federal Communications

Families or business owners who are considering filing for bankruptcy may wonder if it is a good idea to file on their own without an attorney. While it is certainly

Credit card judgments are awarded by a court to a credit card company, or their debt collectors, against a consumer who has failed to pay a credit card. However, the

It can be hard to watch a loved one struggle with their finances. You know they are a good person, but personal economic struggles can have an impact on nearly

Under current law, student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy in the same manner as other unsecured debts. According to statute, you must prove that repayment of the loan will