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When you sit down with one of our experienced Philadelphia bankruptcy attorneys for the first time, you will be asked many questions about your income, household size, type and amount of debt, and your marital status. When you declare bankruptcy in Pennsylvania and...

Once you have fallen behind on a car, truck, motorcycle, or even a boat payment, your lender has the right to repossess the collateral. They are not required to give you notice that they intend to take your vehicle. However, there are limitations on the actions a...

Repossession is an ugly word. You wake up one morning to find your car is missing. Once you have missed a payment or two, your lender is within their legal rights to repossess the vehicle. They are not required to provide you with any prior notice. This could leave...

Thousands of Pennsylvanians rely on Social Security Disability benefits to pay for necessary expenses. The Social Security Administration (SSA) manages two distinct programs that provide monthly benefits to disabled individuals. The extent that you can own property...

For many people in Pennsylvania, the student loan crisis is real. Their monthly mortgage, rent, utilities, and other necessary expenses are difficult to pay because of their student loan payments. Bankruptcy provides people drowning in debt relief and protection under...