Can I Discharge A Loan I Used To Start A Business In New Jersey?
Submitted on Monday, November 10, 2014
At the end of the bankruptcy process, the debtor receives a discharge of her unsecured debts. This prohibits creditors from ever trying to enforce their claims against the debtor.Surviving Casino Closures: Unemployment in Atlantic City
Submitted on Monday, September 29, 2014
The famous Atlantic City casinos are closing, which means thousands of Atlantic City residents are finding themselves unexpectedly unemployed. The casinos have been struggling for years, but stiff competition from Las Vegas and casinos in surrounding states have simply overwhelmed the boardwalk.3 Most Common Types of Debt in New Jersey
Submitted on Wednesday, August 13, 2014
US residents have a total of almost $12 billion of outstanding debt. Of that $12 billion, almost $9 billion is housing-related debt.How Fast Can a Bank Foreclose in New Jersey?
Submitted on Tuesday, June 24, 2014
If you’re behind on your mortgage payments on your home in New Jersey, you’re probably worried about foreclosure. When will the bank start the process of foreclosing on your home? Do you have any options to stop the foreclosure? Will you have to move out right away? New Jersey is a judicial foreclosure state, meaning that for most part, foreclosure processes go through the court system.
Can I be sued if I don’t pay my New Jersey student loans?
Submitted on Thursday, June 12, 2014
In a word, yes. Student loans are debts just like any other. If you fail to make your payments, you’ll go into default. Once you default, your loan servicer may sue you for collection. So, when can they sue and what will it mean for you?
Delinquency and Default
Collection Lawsuits in New Jersey
Submitted on Tuesday, June 10, 2014
You’ve missed a few payments on a debt and you’ve gotten notice that you’re in default. Now you’re worried about a lawsuit. How does a debt collection lawsuit work in New Jersey?
Receipt of Notice
Debts After Bankruptcy in New Jersey
Submitted on Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Filing for bankruptcy doesn’t stop the world from turning. You still have your job, your family, and the rest of your life to think about. Bankruptcy may also not take care of all of your financial worries. Some debts extend past bankruptcy.Credit Card Debt in New Jersey
Submitted on Wednesday, February 26, 2014
According to the Federal Reserve, Americans owe a total of almost $857 billion in credit card debt. That amounts to more than $7,000 per household.How long will my Chapter 13 bankruptcy take?
Submitted on Friday, February 21, 2014
You work hard to provide for yourself and your family, but sometimes that paycheck just isn’t big enough to make ends meet. If you’re struggling with debt but have a steady income, Chapter 13 bankruptcy might be the solution to your debt troubles.How Much Does It Cost to File For Bankruptcy in New Jersey?
Submitted on Monday, February 10, 2014
If you’re struggling with debt, you probably don’t have a lot of extra cash lying around. Can you afford to file a bankruptcy case? Let’s take a look at the costs associated with filing for bankruptcy in New Jersey.