Bankruptcy Law

Chapter 13 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code is designed primarily for residential homeowners (including co-ops and condos), and allows an individual or married couple to repay all, or a portion of their debts under the supervision and protection of the United States Bankruptcy Court. This Bankruptcy Code is designed for working people with a steady income, who are willing to pay their debts but are currently plagued with bills, judgments, lawsuits, and other financial issues. Chapter 11 bankruptcy is designed primarily to assist businesses recover from devastating business decisions of the past. Chapter 11 allows businesses to continue to operate without the weight of their existing debt obligations. The Law Offices of Pollack, Cooperman & Fisher, P.C., will develop a plan to restructure a client's debt as well as possibly relieving them of certain burdensome leases and contracts.

At the Law Offices of Pollack, Cooperman & Fisher, P.C., they are well versed with the laws and regulations governing Bankruptcy in New York . If you are a homeowner struggling to make ends meet and are contemplating bankruptcy, contact the Law Offices of Pollack, Cooperman & Fisher, P.C.