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6 Questions to Ask a Bankruptcy Attorney When Considering Bankruptcy
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | October 26, 2022
If you’re in dire financial straits and considering bankruptcy, being prepared before you meet with lawyers is incredibly important. The right bankruptcy attorney can make a meaningful difference in the outcome of your bankruptcy case. Many attorneys offer free consultations, and this can offer you a low-stakes way to find the right counsel for…
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How Long Will Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Delay My Foreclosure?
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | April 21, 2022
When you’re facing financial difficulties, bankruptcy can seem like a scary option. When bankruptcy is looming, you may be focused on protecting your home. If your goal is to prevent or delay foreclosure on your home, Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the right filing for you. Unlike other types of bankruptcy, Chapter 13 bankruptcy is…
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4 Bankruptcy and Credit Cards FAQs
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | March 15, 2022
According to the Statista Research Department, 522,808 non-business bankruptcy cases were filed in 2020 alone. Even though filing for bankruptcy is fairly common, many people have no idea what the process entails. Can you keep any credit cards after filing for bankruptcy? What will happen to your credit score? Our bankruptcy lawyers at Brenner Spiller…
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Are My Retirement Accounts Protected in Bankruptcy in New Jersey?
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | February 21, 2022
Filing for bankruptcy helps people who cannot afford to pay their creditors. Bankruptcy can put a pause on everyone trying to get your money and give you a chance to catch your breath and figure out how to take care of your debts. But many people who are considering filing for bankruptcy have retirement accounts,…
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Understanding the Difference Between a Garnishment and a Levy
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | January 4, 2022
Understanding the Difference Between a Garnishment and a Levy If you’re struggling to pay your bills, you might receive a notice that a creditor is placing a levy or garnishment on your bank account or wages. A creditor can be a medical provider, the IRS, or anyone who can prove that you owe them money. …
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