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November 23, 2011 David L. Stevens Foreclosure

What is a Notice of Intent to Foreclose?

New Jersey Fair Foreclosure Act

Before a lender can initiate foreclosure proceedings in the State of New Jersey, it must notify a borrower of its intent and provide the borrower some very specific...

November 16, 2011 David L. Stevens Debt Management

Ask a Financial Lawyer: Can Creditors Take Funds in a Joint Account?

Financial lawyers hear this one all the time: Can creditors take funds if they're held in a joint account? The answer is a little complicated.

November 10, 2011 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Means Test May Be Unfair for Bergen County Residents

The starting point for any "Means Test" analysis is a determination of the debtor's household income in comparison to the median income. Only those debtors with income above the median income are...

November 8, 2011 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy

Will Bankruptcy Restore Your Driving Privileges?

If the suspension is due to unpaid surcharges, the filing of a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy will lead to the immediate reinstatement of driving privileges in New Jersey - that is after the payment of a small...

October 16, 2011 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy, Debt Management

Not All Credit Card Debt Goes Away in Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy does not get rid of all types of debt. Some types of debt are presumed to be non-dischargeable: taxes, alimony/child support, government backed student loans. In other instances a creditor...

October 4, 2011 David L. Stevens Business Bankruptcy

What is the Value of a Small Business in Bankruptcy?

The Impact of Filing Bankruptcy on a Business

The self-employed are always concerned about the impact the filing for bankruptcy may have on their business. To answer the question, it first has to be...

September 15, 2011 David L. Stevens Bankruptcy, Chapter 11

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Is Not Just For Business

It is commonly believed that Chapter 11 Bankruptcy is reserved for businesses. While it is true that a business cannot reorganize its financial affairs in a Chapter 13, it is not true that an...

September 11, 2011 John J. Scura III Bankruptcy, Chapter 7

How to Qualify for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy In New Jersey Above Median Income Level

If debtor's income is higher than the median income for the state in which they live, the debtor still may qualify for a chapter 7 by going through the bankruptcy means test. The means test is a...

August 29, 2011 Scura Law Firm Medical

Medical Debt Still a Big Reason to Consider Personal Bankruptcy

It's been nearly a year and a half since federal health insurance reform passed. But it doesn't take full effect until next year. And in the meantime, medical bills continue to be a major factor in...

August 27, 2011 John J. Scura III Insurance Claims, Accident

Ask a Personal Injury Attorney: Avoid Social Media During a Case

As all personal injury attorneys will tell you, it's important to be careful about posting information on social media when involved in personal injury lawsuits or any litigation.

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