How The New York Times Sold Homeowners Down The River
This past weekend the New York Times did a story titled Owners Stop Paying Mortgages, And Stop Fretting. As a bankruptcy lawyer heavily involved in the world of consumer debt and foreclosure issues, I was stunned and disgusted by the entire piece. Anyone who's been awake at all over the past few years knows ...
Bankruptcy Retainer Agreements – Why You Need One
Hiring a bankruptcy lawyer is no small task. You’re putting your trust and faith in a professional who is going to help you end your bill problems. Learn why you need a written retainer agreement in this helpful article.
Short Sale After Bankruptcy? Don’t Waste Your Time!
You filed for bankruptcy and now are contemplating a short sale. Maybe you got a phone call or a letter from some "workout consultant" who "specializes" in these sorts of things. Perhaps a real estate broker called to let you know someone wanted to buy your house but it would need to go ...
New York Bankruptcy Laws – Where To Find Them
New York bankruptcy laws are often thought to be just like the ones in other states – in fact, you probably think they’re found in the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. If only it were so easy. Learn more here.