The eviction ban that was first put in place by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention back in September 2020 is set to expire on June 30th. As of this writing it has not been extended. There are still so many people who are struggling with Covid infections and death. The financial catastrophe that many are facing […]
Financial Distress with your business related to Covid-19
Submitted by New Jersey Bankruptcy Lawyer, Lee M. Perlman Your business, like so many others now, may be struggling now with Covid-19 related stressors. Covid-19 government shutdown orders may have impacted your ability to conduct business like you had been previously used to previously. It is important to review and ask the right questions about […]
Help for Small-Business Owners: The Money Questions
Our personal finance team tackles common questions to help entrepreneurs navigate these trying times Submitted by New Jersey Bankruptcy Lawyer, Lee M. Perlman For many entrepreneurs, the line between personal and business finances is blurry, which can put them in a precarious situation when things go south. Here, WSJ’s personal finance team answers some common […]
The Truth About COVID-19 Mortgage Relief
If you can’t pay your mortgage due to COVID-19 hardships and are looking for options, please listen to Lee M. Perlman’s excellent legal advise. There is a lot of misinformation being circulated that could cause you to face potential foreclosure. You CAN and should negotiate terms with your lender. Lee give you insights as to […]
CARES Acts March 2020 and Foreclosure and Forebearance
What You Need to Know, with New Jersey Bankruptcy Attorney Lee M. Perlman
Covid-19, the CARES Act & Bankruptcy – What has changed?
Attorney Bill Colarulo is joined by Bankruptcy Attorney Lee M. Perlman to discuss Covid-19, the CARES Act & Bankruptcy. Specifically, the following areas are addressed: ✅What is bankruptcy and what are the different types available to individuals? (Chapter 7 and Chapter 13) ✅What effect does bankruptcy have on someone’s credit? ✅Foreclosures & the CARES Act […]
