Category Archives: Bankruptcy Protection

Nearly all banks offer a forbearance agreement which enables you to stop making mortgage payments for six months, allowing you to use that money toward other necessities. But some banks are not playing by the rules.

One of the most beneficial aspects of successfully filing for bankruptcy is the ability to discharge your unpaid debts. Not only will your unsecured debts be forgiven, but you will also stop receiving harassing phone calls from debt collectors. At Todd Cushner & Associates, our bankruptcy litigation experts can help ensure all your unsecured debts are properly discharged, enabling you to take a significant leap toward financial stability.

Anthony F, a friend and client of the Law Office of Todd Cushner & Associates, describes his positive experience in dealing with our firm.

Deborah Turofsky, the newest member of our firm, has 20 years of experience, dealing with nearly all aspects of bankruptcy and real estate law.

Negotiating debt settlements with creditors is a risky process. More often than not, you will be forced to pay off more than you would have if you had filed for bankruptcy. At Todd Cushner & Associates, our bankruptcy attorneys can help you avoid debt negotiation, helping you regain financial stability.

Bankruptcy is an important tool that can help you mitigate financial damage from debt. However, many people worry about future ramifications after they file. Although bankruptcy can certainly make some things such as starting a business a little bit more complicated, it’s far from impossible.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many families and individuals throughout White Plains to fall into debt. At Todd Cushner & Associates, our bankruptcy litigation experts can help relieve you of that debt, enabling you to regain financial stability.

If you find yourself struggling with debt, filing for bankruptcy can help you prevent assets like your home and car from being repossessed. At Todd Cushner & Associates, our bankruptcy litigation experts can work with you to help ensure you are able to keep what matters most to you.

Prior to filing for bankruptcy, it is important to continue making your mortgage and car payments on time. Credit card payments are however considered unsecured debts, and you do not need to make those payments when preparing to file for bankruptcy.