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Jay A. Weinberg handles representation of individuals and married couples in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 proceedings under the United States Bankruptcy Code. He also represents Corporations, LLC’s and Partnerships, and creditors, in all proceedings.
Mr. Weinberg works with each client on an individualized basis. He will provide you with a free initial Bankruptcy consultation to discuss your financial situation. Loss of employment, no health insurance, loss of health insurance, divorce, business ventures, personal injury, high interest rates on credit - or just the cost of trying to make ends meet month after month - can result in staggering debt. Most of our clients have tried to juggle their finances for a long period of time prior to calling us. The stress can be unbearable. Our Law Office will work with you to determine your options in eliminating or reorganizing your debt through the helpful provisions of the Bankruptcy Code. The Bankruptcy Code was created with the specific intent to help people who can no longer pay their debt, and are suffering as a result.
Importantly, often homeowners can keep their home in Bankruptcy proceedings. There are situations where that may not be the case, but it is a serious misconception to believe filing for Bankruptcy means losing your home. In fact, the Bankruptcy Code provides the opportunity to financially restructure debt in a way that may be the only, or best, option to keep your home.
The Bankruptcy Code is Federal Law. The United States Bankruptcy Court in New Jersey is located in Camden, Trenton, and Newark. Depending on your home address, relief sought under United States Bankruptcy Code will be filed in one of those Courts. In most Cases you need to attend only one Bankruptcy related hearing, and it is usually not in a Courtroom.
There are many benefits under the Federal Bankruptcy Law afforded to individuals in debt that are not available in the State Courts. Our Law Firm is aware of those benefits and can help you determine whether your best course of action is to seek relief in a Federal Bankruptcy proceeding.
Information provided on this website will help you understand the provisions of the Federal Bankruptcy Code. They are complex, but the key point I wish to convey to you is that there are options for debt relief that can solve long term, seemingly overwhelming financial and emotional problems.
Call me for a free consultation to discuss how the provisions of the Bankruptcy Code can help you.
