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Law Office of Andrew L. Miller Andrew L. Miller has been Helping People for Over 30 years. Call Today for a Free, Confidential Consultation. ABOUT THE LAW OFFICE OF ANDREW L. MILLER, ESQUIRE.

Practice: Personal Injury, Bankruptcy, Real Estate & Zoning, Commercial Transactions, Estate Planning & Administration, and Municipal Court Our practice has won The Best of The Press for legal services 3 years in a row in 2013, 2014 and 2015! The Law Office of Andrew L. Miller was established in 1989 by Andrew L. Miller, Esquire. After practicing law for other law firms since 1981, Andrew went into private practice and opened the Law Office of Andrew L. Miller originally in Linwood, New Jersey. Since then, the Law Office has moved to its current address in Northfield, New Jersey. Northfield is a municipality located in Atlantic County, New Jersey, a Southern New Jersey County, who's major City is Atlantic City. The law office, in the past, was considered a general practice. However, Andrew now concentrates his practice in the areas of Personal Injury, Bankruptcy, Real Estate and Zoning, Commercial Transactions, Estate Planning and Administration, and Municipal court (Traffic/DWI). These areas of law make for a well diversified and comprehensive legal resource for the office's past, present and future clientele. The practice has consistently grown since 1989 and has serviced thousands of clients over the years.

Andrew L. Miller has once again been selected as a New Jersey Superlawyer in 2026 for Consumer Bankruptcy. Recognized ev...
07/30/2026

Andrew L. Miller has once again been selected as a New Jersey Superlawyer in 2026 for Consumer Bankruptcy. Recognized every year since 2022, this honor reflects Andrew's ongoing commitment to excellence, integrity, and dedicated advocacy for his clients. Congratulations on another well-earned recognition!

The 341(a) Meeting of Creditors (also called the trustee meeting) is a required step in your bankruptcy case.At this mee...
07/28/2026

The 341(a) Meeting of Creditors (also called the trustee meeting) is a required step in your bankruptcy case.

At this meeting, the trustee places you under oath and asks questions about your finances to confirm the accuracy of your paperwork.

You can expect questions like:
• Did you review and sign your bankruptcy petition?
• Is all the information true and complete?
• Have you listed all assets and debts?
• Have you filed recent tax returns?
• Are you involved in any lawsuits?
• Have you transferred money or property to anyone recently?
• Are you expecting an inheritance, tax refund, or settlement?
• Where are you employed and what is your income?
The trustee may also ask how you valued your assets, whether you’ve made recent payments to creditors, or if your financial situation is expected to change.
Every case is different, and the exact questions depend on your specific circumstances. Proper preparation with Andrew can help ensure the meeting goes smoothly.

Call for a Free Consultation Today (609) 645-1599

Chapter 13 bankruptcy can provide powerful financial relief while helping you keep what matters most.Here are some of th...
07/27/2026

Chapter 13 bankruptcy can provide powerful financial relief while helping you keep what matters most.

Here are some of the key benefits:
• Stop Foreclosure: Catch up on missed mortgage payments and protect your home.
• Debt Reorganization: Consolidate debts into a structured 3–5 year repayment plan that fits your budget.
• Eliminate Certain Debts: In some cases, unsecured debts (like credit cards) or even second mortgages can be reduced or discharged.
• Automatic Stay Protection: Creditors must stop collection efforts, including lawsuits and garnishments, once you file.
• Keep Your Property: Unlike Chapter 7, you can keep non-exempt assets such as a second vehicle or valuable personal items.
• Structured Plan Approval: You propose a repayment plan that creditors must follow once approved by the court.
Chapter 13 is designed for individuals with steady income who need time and structure to regain financial stability. Consulting with Andrew can help determine if it’s the right solution for you.

Call for a Free Consultation Today (609) 645-1599

Chapter 7 bankruptcy, often called “liquidation” bankruptcy, allows individuals or businesses to eliminate most — and so...
07/26/2026

Chapter 7 bankruptcy, often called “liquidation” bankruptcy, allows individuals or businesses to eliminate most — and sometimes all — unsecured debts.

Here are some key benefits:
• Debt Relief: Wipes out unsecured debts like credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans, giving you a fresh financial start.
• Automatic Stay Protection: As soon as you file, creditors must stop collection efforts — including wage garnishments and foreclosure actions.
• Faster Process: Chapter 7 is typically quicker and more straightforward than other bankruptcy options, often completed within a few months.
• Cost-Effective: No repayment plan is required, and legal fees are generally lower compared to other bankruptcy filings.
Keep in mind, not everyone qualifies for Chapter 7, and there can be long-term credit impacts. Speaking with Andrew can help you decide if it’s the right option for your situation.

Call for a Free Consultation Today (609)645-1599

In most cases, your car is protected when filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy 🚗 In New Jersey, it depends on the t...
07/25/2026

In most cases, your car is protected when filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy 🚗 In New Jersey, it depends on the type of bankruptcy, your car’s value, and the exemptions you claim:

Chapter 7:
If your car’s equity is within exemption limits, you can usually keep it. Federal exemptions protect up to $5,025 per person — plus a wildcard exemption of $15,750+ that can also help cover your vehicle. Unless you have significant equity, your car is typically safe.

Chapter 13:
You can generally keep your car as long as you continue making payments through your repayment plan.
Every case is different — consult with Andrew to understand your specific situation. Call for a Free Consultation Today (609) 645-1599

🏆 Nominations Are Now Open for Best of the Press 2026!We would be honored to have your support by nominating Andrew L. M...
07/24/2026

🏆 Nominations Are Now Open for Best of the Press 2026!
We would be honored to have your support by nominating Andrew L. Miller for Best Attorney and The Law Office of Andrew L. Miller for Best Law Firm. Andrew is a six-time Best of the Press honoree for Legal Services, having earned Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards and multiple Top 5 recognitions over the years. Your nomination and continued support are truly appreciated.

Please use the link below to cast your nomination:
https://pressofatlanticcity2.secondstreetapp.com/2026-AC-Best-of-the-Press/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_The_Press_of_Atlantic_City&fbclid=IwY2xjawTHMPNleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFwR2d0a2I2MW8xSUdRaDg1c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHgwpb9evV9Rbme4QEWUgkE4RqSlyKVO03jqXPQDgcUj2A7j_PSWfASLuJr4S_aem_cLEDrfzR7mK-GK-E0tI3hw

The 341(a) Meeting of Creditors (also called the trustee meeting) is a required step in your bankruptcy case.At this mee...
03/19/2026

The 341(a) Meeting of Creditors (also called the trustee meeting) is a required step in your bankruptcy case.

At this meeting, the trustee places you under oath and asks questions about your finances to confirm the accuracy of your paperwork.

You can expect questions like:

• Did you review and sign your bankruptcy petition?
• Is all the information true and complete?
• Have you listed all assets and debts?
• Have you filed recent tax returns?
• Are you involved in any lawsuits?
• Have you transferred money or property to anyone recently?
• Are you expecting an inheritance, tax refund, or settlement?
• Where are you employed and what is your income?

The trustee may also ask how you valued your assets, whether you’ve made recent payments to creditors, or if your financial situation is expected to change.

Every case is different, and the exact questions depend on your specific circumstances. Proper preparation with Andrew can help ensure the meeting goes smoothly.

Call for a Free Consultation Today (609) 645-1599

Chapter 13 bankruptcy can provide powerful financial relief while helping you keep what matters most.Here are some of th...
03/17/2026

Chapter 13 bankruptcy can provide powerful financial relief while helping you keep what matters most.

Here are some of the key benefits:

• Stop Foreclosure: Catch up on missed mortgage payments and protect your home.
• Debt Reorganization: Consolidate debts into a structured 3–5 year repayment plan that fits your budget.
• Eliminate Certain Debts: In some cases, unsecured debts (like credit cards) or even second mortgages can be reduced or discharged.
• Automatic Stay Protection: Creditors must stop collection efforts, including lawsuits and garnishments, once you file.
• Keep Your Property: Unlike Chapter 7, you can keep non-exempt assets such as a second vehicle or valuable personal items.
• Structured Plan Approval: You propose a repayment plan that creditors must follow once approved by the court.

Chapter 13 is designed for individuals with steady income who need time and structure to regain financial stability. Consulting with Andrew can help determine if it’s the right solution for you.

Call for a Free Consultation Today (609) 645-1599

Chapter 7 bankruptcy, often called “liquidation” bankruptcy, allows individuals or businesses to eliminate most — and so...
03/13/2026

Chapter 7 bankruptcy, often called “liquidation” bankruptcy, allows individuals or businesses to eliminate most — and sometimes all — unsecured debts.

Here are some key benefits:

• Debt Relief: Wipes out unsecured debts like credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans, giving you a fresh financial start.
• Automatic Stay Protection: As soon as you file, creditors must stop collection efforts — including wage garnishments and foreclosure actions.
• Faster Process: Chapter 7 is typically quicker and more straightforward than other bankruptcy options, often completed within a few months.
• Cost-Effective: No repayment plan is required, and legal fees are generally lower compared to other bankruptcy filings.

Keep in mind, not everyone qualifies for Chapter 7, and there can be long-term credit impacts. Speaking with Andrew can help you decide if it’s the right option for your situation.

Call for a Free Consultation Today (609) 645-1599

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