Blog and Seminars
- April 23, 2020, How To Discharge IRS Taxes In Bankruptcy Court
- April 2nd, 2020 NACBA conference regarding the CARE Act
- March 30, 2020 Care Act Seminar Update


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Social media is great for interacting with family and friends and “meeting” new people. These platforms are also great for business and personal branding. If you are dealing with any legal matter, however, it is important that you are mindful of your social media...
Your home is your most valuable asset in part because of the price tag it carries and also because the ownership of other property is usually contingent on having space to store those assets. You may have saved for years to put together a down payment on your home,...
When you default on your mortgage payments, your property will enter foreclosure. This process allows banks and lenders to recover their dues by selling or possessing the property. Foreclosure often takes one of these two paths. The lender files a lawsuit to initiate...
At the end of 2022, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA) into law. The legislation passed with bipartisan support in both houses of the state legislature last year, but the governor, delayed signing it throughout her campaign...
If you’ve been finding it difficult to make ends meet, you’re not alone. One of the options you might have looked into is a mortgage loan modification. It may be just what you need in order to take control of your finances, get yourself back on track and ultimately -...
You did your best to stay on top of your debts, but it just wasn’t feasible. You considered all of your options and decided that filing for bankruptcy was the best way to go. Bankruptcy is often portrayed as a negative, but it can offer people a chance to start again....
Real estate markets can be volatile and react to everything from natural disasters to local industry development. How much a property is worth at any given time is essentially a reflection of what other people would willingly pay for it. Sometimes, homeowners purchase...
Debt can happen suddenly and often seemingly out of nowhere. It may be the result of unexpected medical debt – or maybe there was a necessary vehicle repair. However you built up the debt, you have a responsibility to pay it off. But, for many people, there may be too...
You and your spouse have separated, and the divorce proceedings are about to begin. If you are parents, the first and most important matter to settle is child custody. Whatever has happened between you and your spouse, your children should not suffer as a result. If...
Divorce is not something most couples plan for when they exchange vows on their wedding day. Unfortunately, it’s how many marriages end. While divorce can significantly impact adults, it can have a more profound impact on children. When you file for divorce, it can...