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What Is A Fraudulent Conveyance in Bankruptcy In New York?

May 9, 2014 by Allan Bloomfield |

Something that can surprise people when they file for bankruptcy is what is called a fraudulent conveyance. While the term “fraudulent conveyance” can sound almost criminal, but it is nothing of the sort. It refers to something a person may have done in the years before filing for bankruptcy that because of how the law 

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Filed Under: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, New York Exemptions

What Not To Do With Your Refund If You Are Filing For Bankruptcy

April 8, 2014 by Allan Bloomfield |

Bankruptcy law has many twists and turns, and one area of possible distress involves actions taken just before filing your petition.  Some actions that are taken just before filing can cause grief, while the same actions taken just after filing are no problem at all. Tax Refund, Bankruptcy and Creditors One area of concern that 

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Filed Under: Debt Collection, New York Exemptions

Can I Keep My Tax Refunds If I File For Bankruptcy?

March 24, 2014 by Allan Bloomfield |

During the time at the beginning of each year when people are filing their income tax returns and expecting tax refunds, they often wonder if they will be able to keep those refunds if they file for bankruptcy. Sometimes people delay the bankruptcy filing because they are afraid of losing their refunds, and end up 

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Filed Under: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, New York Exemptions

Debt Consolidation and Debt Settlement

February 6, 2014 by Allan Bloomfield |

Even though this is a blog about bankruptcy issues, we do have some advice about two ways to take care of one’s debts instead of filing for bankruptcy.  They are debt consolidation and debt settlement. Debt Consolidation Debt consolidation is where you pay your debts back through a debt consolidation company by sending them a 

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Filed Under: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, New York Exemptions

Filing Bankruptcy After the Holidays

January 7, 2014 by Allan Bloomfield |

Many people assume that bankruptcy filings go up right after Christmas because people use their credit cards to purchase gifts and find themselves unable to make the payments when the bills arrive in January.   We often hear from people who are in this situation, and they ask questions about any problems associated with their recent 

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Filed Under: Bankruptcy Dos and Don'ts, New York Exemptions

Avoiding Bankruptcy In The New Year

December 11, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

How to Avoid Bankruptcy? While most people do not think about avoiding bankruptcy, because they are employed or have cash reserves, if you are reading this blog post, you have come to this web site because you have questions about bankruptcy. One question I am often asked, is how to avoid bankruptcy. This question can 

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Filed Under: Bankruptcy Alternatives

Appearing in Court

November 18, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

Appearing in Court Video Transcription For people who file their Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, there’s usually only one appearance in court required. This appearance is called the Meeting of Creditors. It is called the Meeting of Creditors because creditors are allowed to come to court and question the debtor; this almost never happens. The questioning in 

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Filed Under: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

What About After I Have Filed For Bankruptcy?

November 15, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

Once the bankruptcy petition has been filed and you have gone to court, and two months later received your discharge, there are a few things you should know to make sure you get the most benefit from your bankruptcy. If You Forget to Include a Creditor in Your Bankruptcy One thing to be aware of 

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Filed Under: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Collection

What Makes People File for Bankruptcy

November 13, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

What Makes People File for Bankruptcy Video Transcription I once was asked to give a speech to a group of people who make their living collecting debts. One of the things I did was to go around the room and ask them what they thought made people file for bankruptcy. Most of them felt that 

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Filed Under: Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 Can Help You Keep Your Home

November 7, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

Chapter 13 Can Help You Keep Your Home Video Transcription Filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 13 can help you save your home. In a common situation, people will have arrears on their mortgage, meaning there are several months for which they haven’t paid their mortgage. If you have enough income to, Number 1, start paying 

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Filed Under: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, New York Exemptions

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Meet Allan Bloomfield

For over 30 years, my focus in practicing law has been to help people overcome what seems to them to be insurmountable financial difficulties. I have helped thousands of people file both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases, and in most cases, they are able to keep all of their assets, including homes, cars, their retirement accounts and personal property.

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