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Many individuals have encountered instances when they cannot keep up with payments on their financed vehicles due to circumstances that impact their income or expenses. When individuals cannot make...

Personal Injury Protection (“PIP”) is a type of insurance coverage that is provided along with all car insurance policies sold in New Jersey. PIP covers any medical treatment costs related to...

Although it may seem that the financial hardship caused Covid-19 is slowly clearing and businesses are beginning to see their first positive financial gains since March 2020, a major financial...

Perhaps the biggest misconception of filing for bankruptcy is how long it takes to rebuild your credit. The amount of time a bankruptcy stays on your credit report varies depending on the type of...

The term “preference payment” in a bankruptcy context can come as a surprise to many unsuspecting creditors. Picture this, you’re a small business, and one of your customers (also a small business)...

While filing bankruptcy normally allows a debtor a “fresh start” in regard to debts owed, not all debts are dischargeable. Dischargeable debts usually include those common debts, such as medical...

In New Jersey a lender can foreclose on property that acted as the collateral for the loan after the loan goes into default. After the lender obtains a final judgment in court, the lender can then...

The New Jersey legislature enacted the Workers’ Compensation Law with the purpose of reliving an injured employee of the burden of having to pay for their own medical care and additionally to replace...