Feinstein Bankruptcy Law

01/07/2022

10/16/2021

Author: “Bankruptcy is not immoral”. It is, however, a way to get a fresh start for those who desperately need one.

"I still remember the fear," says Mike Amory of his bills piling up. "I encourage others to consider bankruptcy, regardless of how you ended up in debt."

03/12/2018

"When big companies file for bankruptcy, people often wonder why once-successful corporations choose this method of debt reconciliation and financial protection. In the case of Re*****on filing for Chapter 11, the reason boils down to difficult industry conditions causing the company’s sales to slump over the past decade."

Re*****on Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in February 2018 Written by Bruce Feinstein, Esq. on March 9, 2018. Posted in Bankruptcy Blog When big companies file for bankruptcy, people often wonder why once-successful corporations choose this method of debt reconciliation and financial protection. In....

03/10/2018

Bruce Feinstein, Esq., a New York bankruptcy attorney, shares his thoughts on why the nation’s oldest gun maker filed for bankruptcy in February 2018.

QUEENS, N.Y. (PRWEB) March 09, 2018 -- Bruce Feinstein, Esq., a New York bankruptcy attorney, shares his thoughts on why the nation’s oldest gun maker filed for bankruptcy in February 2018

02/04/2018

QUEENS, N.Y. (PRWEB) October 31, 2017 -- Bruce Feinstein, Esq., a New York bankruptcy attorney, shares his Bankruptcy Basics, a tutorial to educate people about the right time to file for bankruptcy.

10/30/2017

Bankruptcy Basics: When Should You File?

Our society is obsessed with celebrities’ financial woes and the rise and fall of big businesses. One would expect Americans to know a great deal about the inner workings of bankruptcy. But in reality, many families and small businesses know very little about what bankruptcy truly is and what it does.

08/18/2017

"For many New Yorkers, filing for bankruptcy is an emotional process. People – and businesses – that file for bankruptcy do so with the intention of taking back control of their finances.

But even the path after bankruptcy can seem like a daunting one. Our office has spent over a decade working with clients on their plans to rebuild after bankruptcy. In this post we take a look at both the challenges and helpful steps you can take to get a loan after bankruptcy."

Life and Loans After Bankruptcy: Knowledge and Patience are Key Written by Bruce Feinstein, Esq. on May 8, 2017. Posted in Bankruptcy Blog For many New Yorkers, filing for bankruptcy is an emotional process. People – and businesses – that file for bankruptcy do so with the intention of taking back c...

07/25/2017

"Working with a financial advisor sounds like something saved for millionaires – but that couldn’t be farther from the truth. A financial planner can help you save money and make sound investments over the course of your life.

In this post, our office shares our top five times to speak with a financial advisor. Working with a financial expert during these important times can help make your money work harder for you, and help you dodge an unnecessary bankruptcy filing."

Top 5 Times to Speak to a Financial Advisor (And Avoid an Unnecessary Bankruptcy) Written by Bruce Feinstein, Esq. on April 2, 2017. Posted in Bankruptcy Blog Working with a financial advisor sounds like something saved for millionaires – but that couldn’t be farther from the truth. A financial plan...

07/10/2017

"Unexpected medical bills. Being laid off from work. A sudden need for money can lead people to seek a quick source of cash. Online lending services are often eager to fulfill this desperate need, offering speedy loans without a credit check.

But these loans often come with a wide array of consequences, including as high interest rates, hidden extra fees, and contracts that are meant to drag out payments. Our office recently began advising clients about the dangers of online lending companies and possible red flags. Let’s take a look at some common tactics these companies use."

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Unexpected medical bills. Being laid off from work. A sudden need for money can lead people to seek a quick source of cash. Online lending services are often eager to fulfill this desperate need, offering speedy loans without a credit check.

07/06/2017

"Having a bank push through a loan modification to lower a struggling homeowner’s mortgage payments sounds good in theory, but there can be adverse affects. Wells Fargo is once again under fire for submitting unauthorized changes to mortgages for homeowners in bankruptcy. Bruce Feinstein, Esq., an experienced attorney in Queens, New York, recently spoke to clients with home loans about suspicious practices that banks can take to elicit money under the guise of good will."

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Queens, NY (PRWEB) July 06, 2017 -- Bruce Feinstein, Esq., a New York bankruptcy attorney, details the risks of mortgage modifications made to homeowners whoa are going through bankruptcy.

05/19/2017

"For many New Yorkers, filing for bankruptcy is a serious, emotional process. People and businesses that file for bankruptcy do so to take back control of their finances and get on the path to financial wellbeing. But sometimes the road after a bankruptcy can seem like a daunting one. Bruce Feinstein, Esq., a bankruptcy attorney in Queens, New York, has spent years working with clients on their plans to rebuild after bankruptcy. He recently spoke about the challenges and helpful plans one can take to get a loan after bankruptcy."

Queens, NY (PRWEB) May 19, 2017 -- Bruce Feinstein, Esq., a New York bankruptcy attorney, explains best practices for getting a loan after bankruptcy.