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January 18, 2016 David L. Stevens Business Bankruptcy

Security Interest in Post-Petition Property of Business Bankruptcy Estate

When a business petitions for bankruptcy, the business often requires the use of property that is subject to a creditor's lien. For example, a business that has accounts receivable may need the...

October 7, 2015 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy, Debt Management

What to do When Your Bank Account is Levied

A levy on a bank account is often the impetus to seek bankruptcy protection. An issue that commonly comes up is what happens to the money held by the bank subject to the judgment creditor's levy. If...

August 31, 2015 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy

Pro Bono Bankruptcy Attorneys Work with Community

For the last three years Scura, Wigfield, Heyer & Stevens, LLP has participated in the Rutgers Law School's Bankruptcy Pro Bono Project. The Bankruptcy Pro Bono Project seeks to further two important...

July 13, 2015 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy, Chapter 7

May a Chapter 7 Debtor Pursue Avoidance Actions?

A chapter 7 debtor (as opposed to a trustee) may bring such actions for his or her own benefit (as opposed to for the benefit of the debtor's estate) in limited circumstances. To bring the avoidance...

April 21, 2015 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy, Chapter 7

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee Compensation Explained

Chapter 7 Trustees are compensated in two ways. First, they receive a flat $60 fee per case. Second, in the event there are assets to liquidate, the trustee will receive "reasonable" compensation in...

December 15, 2014 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy

Civil Judgments After New Jersey Bankruptcy

After a successful bankruptcy, a person is discharged from most debts - meaning the person no longer has any personally responsibility for the debt. What many New Jersey residents don't know,...

November 10, 2014 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy

Which Courthouse Will a New Jersey Bankruptcy Case be Assigned To?

New Jersey Bankruptcy Court

When most people think of going to court, they think of the local courthouse located in the county in which they reside. Bankruptcy is a federal matter, however, and not...

June 30, 2014 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy, Chapter 13, Chapter 7

Not all Bankruptcy Chapters are Created Equal

Most people have a basic understanding of the difference between a chapter 7 bankruptcy and a chapter 13. Simply put, in a chapter 7 case, most debtors are not paying anything to creditors. In...

January 20, 2014 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy, Debt Management

What Is a Reaffirmation Agreement In Bankruptcy?

If a purchase was made on a store card - say a refrigerator from Sears, furniture from Raymour and Flanigan, or a computer from Best Buy - it is very likely the creditor holds a security interest in...

November 4, 2013 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy, Repossession

Should You Keep or Walk Away From Your Car Loan After Bankruptcy?

Many people have questions about what to do with their car loan during bankruptcy. There are a few different options, so make sure you know the details before you make a decision.

When filing for...

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