John D'Amato

Filing for bankruptcy can provide much-needed financial relief for individuals and families struggling with overwhelming debt. However, many people considering bankruptcy in New York have questions about the costs involved, including potential monthly payments. This guide will explore the various factors that determine bankruptcy costs and monthly payments in New York, as well as provide […]

Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can provide much-needed relief from overwhelming debt, but it also has a significant impact on your credit score. Bankruptcy can stay on your credit report for 10 years. The good news, however, is that you can start repairing and rebuilding your credit score after a year or so from bankruptcy

It is possible for a creditor to take a house in New York state. And it is possible that a creditor’s attempt can be thwarted if they don’t follow the law. What that law is and what it means to you is explained in this article. But, firstly, if you need legal guidance regarding debt,

Various actions occur when you file for bankruptcy in NY state. To set the stage for this article, bankruptcy serves as a legal mechanism enabling those unable to repay their debts to seek relief from their financial obligations. Let’s first explain the kinds of bankruptcy and which one could be right for you. And then

If you are contemplating personal bankruptcy options, you typically have two choices:  Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.   Chapter 13 bankruptcy is known as a wage earner’s plan and can be likened to debt restructuring, similar to refinancing a mortgage. If you meet the requirements for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you have a great deal of

Depending on the circumstances, Chapter 7 bankruptcy provides a quick, well outlined path to becoming debt free. This choice is for qualifying individuals and businesses who have little means of paying off their debts and are in need of a solution within a few months. Here’s a general timeline of the Chapter 7 filing process

Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy may be the smart solution if you’re overwhelmed by debt and want most of it forgiven. If you’re wondering whether you qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the main eligibility requirement you have to meet is passing the “Means Test.” Here’s how to know whether you can pass the Means Test

Your Chapter 13 Plan must meet the following four major standards in order to be approved by the Bankruptcy Court: 1. The “Chapter 7 test”2. The “Disposable Income Test”3. Form 22 standard4. Feasibility standard Chapter 7 test standard: In a Chapter 13 case, the Bankruptcy Judge will want to know that the unsecured creditors are