Individuals and business entities file bankruptcy for a variety of reasons. Upon receipt of a notice from the Bankruptcy Court, creditors become frustrated and confused about what they can and cannot do and how do they protect their interest.
Creditors have rights and there are a variety of options open to protect those rights. Secured creditors may be entitled to interim payments. They may be entitled to petition the court to allow them to repossess their collateral. In instances where an indication of fraud may appear, creditors may object to a bankruptcy discharge.
The attorneys at Savo, Schalk, Gillespie, O’Grodnick & Fisher have more than thirty years of experience in protecting the rights of creditors. If you receive a notice of bankruptcy or other insolvency proceedings, please contact the experienced attorneys at our firm at (908) 526-0707 or contact us online to discuss your legal matter.
In these difficult times, our attorneys and staff remain available to serve all your legal needs. As the pandemic spreads, the citizens of New Jersey will need help – not just with medical issues but also with legal issues including employment issues, business operations, bankruptcy development and estate planning. This is just the tip of the iceberg and our firm stands ready to serve all your individual and business needs.
In times of crisis, lawyers help. With our strong group of dedicated professionals, we can make the biggest difference for people in dire situations. Call us today 908.526.0707 to see how we can help.
William B. Savo
Charles Z. Schalk
Ellen M. Gillespie
Michael P. O’Grodnick
Alexander G. Fisher
Christopher Corsini
Kaitlyn J. Michko
John F. Bracaglia, Jr.
Michael V. Camerino
Stanley Rizzolo
Michael G. Friedman
Edward A. Halpern
Henry E. Rzemieniewski