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What Do I Need To Do To File Bankruptcy In New York City?

July 17, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

Many people delay filing for bankruptcy because they do not know what it takes to file.  Waiting can mean more weeks of having your salary garnished, it can mean using pension withdrawals or loans to pay debts and it can mean having their bank accounts taken by creditors.  If they had acted sooner, the garnishment would 

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Filed Under: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

What Will It Cost To File For Bankruptcy in NYC?

June 20, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

The cost of filing for bankruptcy can vary for many reasons.  Some lawyers charge more than others; some cases are more difficult than others; and some cases are easier than others.   Asking in the initial telephone call how much the attorney charges for a case is like going to a used car lot that sells 

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Filed Under: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Can I Keep My NYC House If I File For Bankruptcy?

June 19, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

If you own a house and file for bankruptcy, whether you will be able to keep the house depends on several factors.  One way to understand how this works is to understand what is supposed to happen in a bankruptcy case. When you file for bankruptcy, the idea is that all of your possessions will 

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Filed Under: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Real Estate

What Do I Do If Creditors Call After I File For Bankruptcy?

June 17, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

When you file a bankruptcy petition, your creditors receive a notice that you have filed, and when your case is finished, they receive a notice of your discharge, telling them that your case was successful and that you no longer have to pay your debts.  However, there are times when you will still hear from 

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

What Happens After My Bankruptcy Papers Are Filed With The Court?

June 13, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

The hard work of filing for bankruptcy is just getting your bankruptcy papers ready for filing.  The filing is done electronically with the push of a button over the internet.  However there is much more to your case, and you should be aware of what happens after the filing. When the papers are filed with 

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Filed Under: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

What Records Should I Keep If I Am Thinking Of Filing For Bankruptcy?

June 12, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

We hear from many people who want to know more about filing for bankruptcy but who may not be ready quite yet to file.  One thing they often ask is what records they should keep in case they do have to file.  The short answer is all of them.  If you keep too much, you 

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Filed Under: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Dos and Don'ts, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Can I File Bankruptcy Again in NYC?

May 28, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

Many people who file bankruptcy find themselves in dire financial straits again and wonder if they can file for bankruptcy a second time.  Depending on how long it has been since the previous filing, the answer may be yes. Under the current bankruptcy law, a person can file another case under Chapter 7 of the 

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Filed Under: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Can I Ever Get Credit Again After Bankruptcy?

May 19, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

If I File Bankruptcy, Will I Ever Get Credit Again? There can be many reasons people file for bankruptcy, and one large reason is often too much credit card debt.  It is often debt that was easily handled before the loss of a job or a medical problem, but it is often the debts that 

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Filed Under: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Can I get rid of tax debt through the bankruptcy discharge?

May 14, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

“I live in New York. Will My Taxes Be Discharged In Bankruptcy?” The purpose of filing for bankruptcy is to receive a discharge of all of your debts, meaning that you will never have to pay them.  Most debts are discharged.  Credit card debts, loans and medical bills are almost always discharged.  Taxes, however, are 

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Filed Under: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Should I sell my NYC co-op or apartment before I file bankruptcy?

May 14, 2013 by Allan Bloomfield |

Should I Sell My Co-op Before I File for Bankruptcy? When clients realize they will have to file for bankruptcy, they often wonder about whether to take certain steps before they file, or after their case is over.  Since I’m based out of NYC, One of the biggest questions I hear is whether to sell 

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Filed Under: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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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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