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If you are considering bankruptcy and are worried about liens on your property, one of our experienced bankruptcy attorneys in New Jersey can explain the different bankruptcy chapters and how Chapter 13 bankruptcy specifically can aid homeowners facing either imminent...

Bankruptcy proceedings can be life-changing for debtors who are looking to get back on their feet, free from crushing debt. But bankruptcy proceedings are not right for everyone. In order to benefit from filing bankruptcy, debtors must be willing to live with...

If you or your company has unpaid taxes from previous years or offshore assets on which taxes have not yet been paid, our experienced tax law attorneys in New Jersey can help you work with the IRS to bring your taxes current while minimizing any penalties. Voluntary...

If you are facing a tax litigation matter at the federal level, an experienced tax attorney can help you with any dispute you may have with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). HISTORY OF THE U.S. TAX COURT Congress established the United States Tax Court in Article I...

In New Jersey, as in all other states, tax litigation appeals are heard at both the state and federal level, depending on the type and circumstances of the particular case. Our experienced tax attorneys in New Jersey handle both state and federal tax appeals. NEW...

If you are subject to a spousal support and/or child support order but find that your financial situation has changed and making the required payments is becoming too much of a burden, you may want to speak with your experienced family law attorney in New...

In New Jersey, residents who have incomes that are higher than the state median, but who still wish to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and have primarily consumer debts, must pass the Means Test. If a debtor is able to pass this test, he or she will be...

Businesses can have a variety of valuable assets, including securities, real estate, costly equipment, and expensive office space. However, some of a company's most valuable equity is in intangible assets, such as customer goodwill, client lists, and name recognition....

Businesses can have a variety of valuable assets, including securities, real estate, costly equipment, and expensive office space. However, some of a company's most valuable equity is in intangible assets, such as customer goodwill, client lists, and name recognition....