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In his blog, experienced Woodbury-based lawyer Steve Richardson keeps you updated on bankruptcy and traffic court cases in Gloucester, Camden and surrounding counties, along with many other issues of New Jersey law. Regular messages are posted on debt discharge, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filings, foreclosures avoided, and how to avoid or limit traffic violation fines, surcharges, points, license suspension or jail term.
There's a battle going on in Washington for bankruptcy relief for student loans. Find out how you can help from Woodbury NJ bankruptcy lawyer Steve Richardson.
Companies like the U.S. Postal Service must adapt or face the fates of Borders Books and Kodak. This means more than raising postage; it means change or die!
The Internet is full of scary, inaccurate information on bankruptcy. Don't let it keep you from a fresh start. Get the right info here & download my free book!
Filing your tax return right away is important for any New Jersey resident seeking a fresh start in the new year. Find out why from attorney Steve Richardson.
Unpaid student loan debt continues to rise to unsustainable levels. What should be done to correct the problem before it becomes the next financial crisis?
Are you in New Jersey thinking about bankruptcy but don't think you can afford it? Let Woodbury Gloucester County lawyer Steve Richardson show you how you can!
Many marriages in NJ end in divorce due to financial problems. If you are getting divorced, consulting with a bankruptcy attorney should be part of your plan.
U.S. debt is way out of control. We are spending way more than we make, yet Congress toughened the bankruptcy laws, claiming credit abuse by Americans.
Bankruptcy courts in NY and CA have ruled that same-sex couples can file joint bankruptcies. Does this create equality or just make for more efficiency?
Bankruptcy attorneys have a certain way of doing things. Here are the reasons why you are best served by following those procedures and doing it their way!
Legislation being proposed in Pennsylvania could hurt union members filing bankruptcy. Check out this post by Woodbury NJ bankruptcy attorney Steve Richardson.
People run into financial difficulty due to traffic tickets. They can't afford to pay the fines and surcharges. Read this post to see how bankruptcy can help.
More and more people are turning to bankruptcy to get out from under their debt. Are you one of them? Are you wondering what the best way is to spend your tax refund when it comes in? Why not purchase a fresh start in life? Call Woodbury Gloucester County bankruptcy attorney Steve Richardson for a free consultation to discuss your options.
Gloucester County New Jersey bankruptcy lawyer Steve Richardson offers up a reminder on why it is always a bad idea to wait until after Christmas to file your bankruptcy.
Pending legislation could provide relief in bankruptcy for student loans. Find out the details from Woodbury Gloucester County NJ attorney Steve Richardson.
The bad economy is forcing more and more people to take hardship withdrawals from their 401k pensions. This is, in many cases, a bad idea because bankruptcy may well address the problem without jeopardizing your future.
Chapter 13 repayment plans in bankruptcy have a very high failure rate. This is because in the course of a 3-5 year plan, "stuff happens." This can include poor tax planning for wage withholdings.
Planning to stiff your divorce lawyer by later filing bankruptcy can get you in trouble! Find out from Gloucester County bankruptcy lawyer Steve Richardson.
The Law Office of Steven J. Richardson serves New Jersey, including:Gloucester, Camden, Burlington, Salem, Cumberland and Atlantic Counties and surrounding New Jersey communities, including Woodbury, Colonial Manor, North Woodbury, Woodbury Heights, Deptford, Thorofare, Gloucester City, Washington Township, Blackwood, Brooklawn, Westville and Pitman. Richardson Law Offices 40 Newton Avenue Woodbury, NJ 08096 Phone: (856) 686-9910 Fax: (856) 686-9911