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CARES is coming to an end soon for some – What NOW?

Many people have obtained forbearances on their mortgages through the CARES Act and its extension. The current deadline to request… Continue reading CARES is coming to an end soon for some – What NOW?

Since March of 2020, New York and New Jersey have been acting under COVID-19 emergencies via both legislation and emergency… Continue reading What’s happening with Foreclosures in New York and New Jersey

In an effort to share helpful information about bankruptcy, guardianship, probate and other areas of general legal interest, we have… Continue reading We now have a YouTube Channel!!!!

Facing foreclosure is incredibly time sensitive. In this video I discuss at what point it is too late and when… Continue reading When is it too late to save a home from foreclosure in Bankruptcy

Posted by Scott Goldstein | Bankruptcy

Everyone hears that student loans cannot get discharged in bankruptcy. That is increasingly no longer the case as courts find… Continue reading When is a Student Debt NOT a Student Loan for Bankruptcy Purposes?

I am listening to a continuing education program for Chapter 13 bankruptcy practitioners in New Jersey. Here’s an update, county… Continue reading Foreclosures and Evictions in NJ

Posted by Scott Goldstein | Bankruptcy, General Legal

Bankruptcy for a small business or as an individual engaged in business has never been an easy thing. Assuming that… Continue reading Bankruptcy for a Small Business Under Sub-Chapter V

Before I get into the meat of this post, a little background: I am a special needs parent. My mother… Continue reading Your Special Needs Child is Turning 18!! Now What?!?!

Posted by Scott Goldstein | Bankruptcy

Good morning to everyone. This is the inaugural post to my firm’s blog and I wanted to start out with… Continue reading Zero Down Bankruptcy is Not As Great as It Sounds