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It’s common that many clients surrender their real property in Chapter 7 cases, and assume that surrendering the property will alleviate any issues or obligations owed by them. Unfortunately, the...

[John J. Scura III, Esq. explains four of the common myths and misperceptions in bankruptcy in three minutes]

I wanted to go over some common myths and misperceptions in bankruptcy. I get a...

For new credit card users or those looking to build their credit, the idea of taking out a “free” line of credit can be exciting. But if you aren’t careful, credit cards can be potentially hazardous...

One of the several benefits of filing for Chapter 11 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy reorganization are the “cramdown” provisions. A cramdown occurs when a debtor proposes to pay the secured value of...

During the course of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceeding, a debtor may seek to avoid a lien filed by a condominium or homeowner association against the debtor’s real property for failure to pay...

In general, a proof of claim is a legal document that notifies the debtor, the trustee, and other parties-in-interest that a creditor wishes to assert its right to receive distributions from the...

Have you recently litigated a civil lawsuit that reached an unsuccessful result leaving you wondering how best to proceed? You may be thinking that bankruptcy is an option that you wish to explore...

Many people who own real property through a single member limited liability company or sole shareholder corporation tend to think of the real property being owned by them individually. However, the...

Filing bankruptcy is an extremely personal decision. Whether you should file at all will depend on your current personal and financial situation and your goals for the future. However, filing...

Sometimes businesses just fail. The debt can become overwhelming and creditors can begin exercising their rights for repossession of equipment (leased or financed), levies on bank accounts, and...