Bankruptcy
We represent creditors and debtors in complex bankruptcy disputes including litigating motions for relief from stay, motions to compel assumption or rejection of leases, and efforts to avoid discharge of indebtedness. Our services are prompt, responsive and cost-effective, and we find solutions that make sound economic sense.
Individual Consumer & Business Bankruptcy: Bankruptcies involving individual clients with substantial consumer or business debt.
Chapter 7, liquidation
Chapter 11, reorganization
Chapter 13, reorganization
Commercial Bankruptcy: Businesses requiring liquidation, restructuring or reorganization through bankruptcy.
Chapter 7, liquidation
Chapter 11, reorganization
Creditor Representation: Our experience representing debtors and handling business transactions gives us the edge to skillfully advance creditors’ interests in consumer and commercial bankruptcy cases.
Chapter 7, liquidation
Chapter 11, reorganization
Chapter 13, reorganization
Bankruptcy Litigation: Goodman & Goodman lawyers have successfully litigated these and other bankruptcy-related issues and disputes.
Eligibility to File
Exemption Claims and Objections
Nondischargeability of Claims
Objections to Discharge
Fraudulent Transfers
Preferential Transfers
Automatic Stay Relief and Violation Issues
Lease Assumption & Rejection Issues
Ch 11 & 13 Plan Confirmation
Dismissal or Conversion
Bankruptcy for Tax Debts: There are some situations where filing for bankruptcy will enable you to discharge your tax debt. The timing of your bankruptcy petition and the type of bankruptcy you choose will affect your ability to address taxes. The type and age of tax will also be an issue. Certain tax debt can be discharged through bankruptcy. A Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which involves a reorganization of debt and repayment plan, may enable you to address your tax debt through scheduled monthly payments to the bankruptcy trustee. In either of these or similar situations, the professionals at our firm can determine how to best address your taxes.