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In my commercial litigation practice I assist clients with setting up various business entities. Such as corporations, LLP, LLC, P.C., PLLCs and partnerships. I also handle commercial litigation which can involve simple collection matters to complex multiparty litigation. What Are The Most Common Reasons Businesses End Up In Commercial Litigation? Litigation occurs when parties have .

I help business law clients with various types of litigation, formation or contractual issues. I can help clients set up their initial company with a partnership agreement, whether that’s with an LLC, LLP, general corporation or an S Corporation. I explain all the different options and the benefits of each. Sometimes I assist clients with .

Once a case has been filed, it typically takes 30 to 40 days to have a 341 creditors meeting. If everything is acceptable to the trustee at the creditor’s meeting, then the court will issue a discharge 45 days after that meeting. From start to finish, the shortest amount of time that it could take .

You can absolutely file a second or third or fourth for that matter bankruptcy case. Generally, I like to wait seven or eight years if somebody has a second case and I have had a few clients who have filed bankruptcy more than once no more than twice actually but it’s possible. So it is .

A number of things can happen to a mortgage in a chapter 7 bankruptcy depending on the intent of the debtor regarding the property. The debt in the mortgage can be reaffirms in that case the debtor would keep the home and continue to pay the mortgage the home in the mortgage could be surrendered .

A chapter 7 bankruptcy is called a no-asset case, and involves a person who doesn’t have a house or does not have a house with substantial equity, and who doesn’t have an income above the median income level. Essentially, people who file for chapter 7 bankruptcy don’t really have any non-exempt assets to protect. What .