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Corchnoy Jonathan S Law Offices

Child Support
Liquidation involves selling assets to satisfy as much of your debt as possible before the court orders a discharge for the rest of your qualifying debt. However, the law includes many exemptions that allow you to preserve assets, such as your car, clothing, and tools of your trade. Our attorneys can help you determine which of your assets are eligible for exemption so you get the maximum protection under the law. Upon conclusion of the bankruptcy proceedings, the court grants a discharge of your remaining debt, with some notable exceptions. These include back child support and alimony payments, student loans, recent back taxes, and court judgments based on personal injury claims. Our attorneys advise you about how much of your debt is dischargeable, so you can make an informed decision about whether to pursue Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

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Phone: (215) 266-7872

Address: 1515 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19102

Website: http://www.corchnoylaw.com

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Corchnoy Jonathan S Law Offices

Child Support
Liquidation involves selling assets to satisfy as much of your debt as possible before the court orders a discharge for the rest of your qualifying debt. However, the law includes many exemptions that allow you to preserve assets, such as your car, clothing, and tools of your trade. Our attorneys can help you determine which of your assets are eligible for exemption so you get the maximum protection under the law. Upon conclusion of the bankruptcy proceedings, the court grants a discharge of your remaining debt, with some notable exceptions. These include back child support and alimony payments, student loans, recent back taxes, and court judgments based on personal injury claims. Our attorneys advise you about how much of your debt is dischargeable, so you can make an informed decision about whether to pursue Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Guardianship
Our attorneys can advise you on the most successful ways to achieve your estate planning goals. Through meticulous analysis, we guide you on how best to transfer your assets, minimize estate taxes, establish guardianship for minor children, support personal philanthropic causes and even protect a beloved pet. We can draft a will that reflects your desires and establish living trusts and other legal instruments beneficial to your estate. We can also help you plan your future medical care and make crucial end-of-life decisions by drafting legally valid advance directives. These documents ensure your intentions will be honored if you become unable to communicate them yourself.
Spousal Support

DUI/DWI
Even if you have Limited Tort, you may still be able to collect pain and suffering. For example, if the other driver is DUI or the defendant’ car is from out of state or you are in a taxi or bus, you may be deemed to have Full Tort.
Wrongful Death
Theft
Juvenile Crimes
Identity Theft
Fair Credit Reporting Act — As a consumer, you have the right to review your credit score and dispute any mistakes in your credit report. In addition, if you have been a victim of identity theft, you can dispute any of those fraudulent charges. Since interest rates, financing charges and required deposits are closely tied to your credit score, it is in your best interests to contact us to help you resolve these issues.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Antitrust

Wrongful Termination
Employment Discrimination
Most of us look forward to the time when we no longer need to work. While retirement ideally affords people the opportunity to enjoy family, travel and hobbies, it requires careful planning. Living on a fixed income can create financial stress for seniors, and age-related illnesses can affect the independence they wish to maintain. Our attorneys can help you organize your affairs and plan for your retirement so you have the ability to live as you wish for as long as possible. If you choose to continue working, we are also prepared to assert your rights in the workplace should you face age discrimination.

Real Estate Litigation
Premises Liability
Property Damage

Personal Injury
He is active in special education, personal injury, and elder law issues. He has had both six and seven figure verdicts. He has successfully litigated special education Due Process hearings, Incapacity hearings, and insurance disputes regarding a variety of issues. He has been involved in appellate litigation before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and the U. S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals.
Medical Malpractice
Social Security Disability
Medicaid Planning
Access to affordable medical care is essential to your health and quality of life as you age. Our attorneys assist clients in Medicare and Medicaid planning so that they will be eligible for skilled and long-term care in the event they need it. We help seniors and their families to navigate these government programs so that they have access to the medical treatments, diagnostic tests and medications available to them. We can assist with setting up trusts so that funds will be available when needed while protecting clients’ assets and limiting their tax liability.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
In order to help our special education clients, injury clients, and elder law clients, we also provide assistance in their long-term financial planning needed for special needs trusts, for future assisted-living and/or nursing home care, and for estate planning for middle income individuals.
Wills
Trusts
You wish to plan your child’s future financial needs through special needs trusts or life or long term care insurance products.
Power of Attorney

Bankruptcy
Sometimes situations beyond your control can profoundly impact your earning potential and lead to overwhelming debt. If you find yourself unable to pay your bills, you may want to consider filing for bankruptcy. At The Law Offices of Jonathan S. Corchnoy, we represent clients in the Sarasota area and throughout Florida who seek debt relief through Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Designed to give debtors a fresh start, this filing gives you and your spouse relief from debts through liquidation of your assets. With extensive experience in this area, we can help you file for Chapter 7 quickly and efficiently. Once you have filed for bankruptcy, creditors must immediately stop collections efforts, including harassing letters and phone calls.
Foreclosure
One of the many advantages of a Chapter 13 filing is that you can save your home from foreclosure. A court-issued automatic stay stops foreclosure as soon as you file your Chapter 13 petition. You can then cure your delinquent mortgage payments over your repayment period. Chapter 13 requires you to develop a plan with a reasonable schedule for bringing your past-due payments current, allowing you to keep your home. Our attorneys at The Law Offices of Jonathan S. Corchnoy have experience with foreclosure matters and put their knowledge to use to protect your home during the bankruptcy process.
Tax Law
Debt Collection
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act — Creditors are prohibited under federal law from harassing consumers when trying to collect debts. They are not permitted to release false information about your outstanding debts to anyone, including your employer or a credit reporting agency.

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