Over the past few weeks, we have received many calls and emails from Gulf Coast residents struggling with their finances as a result of the COVID-19 shutdown.
Bankruptcy and Taxes: Eliminating Tax Debts in Bankruptcy
In many cases, a debtor is still liable for a tax debt after bankruptcy. However, bankruptcy law allows the discharge of tax debt in some circumstances.
Is Bankruptcy a Good Idea for You?
The types of bankruptcy most commonly used by individual filers in the United States are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.
Pensacola Bankruptcy Lawyers Celebrate 20 Year Anniversary
Pensacola Bankruptcy Lawyers Celebrate 20 Year Anniversary 06/31/2018Pensacola, Fla. – The Bankruptcy law firm of Lewis & Jurnovoy proudly announces the celebration of 20 years of legal practice on the Florida Gulf Coast. Initially opening one office in Pensacola,...
Homeowner Loses Home to Foreclosure
For homeowners in the State of Florida, the foreclosure process takes several months giving most homeowners time to try and resolve the problem.
Save your house from foreclosure
Filing for chapter 13 bankruptcy allows us to help you keep your house by providing a plan to catch up on any missed mortgage payments.
Seniors Struggling in Retirement
Martin Lewis & Steven Jurnovoy are here to help you and your family find solutions to your financial problems. Call today for a free consultation.
Martin Lewis Appointed to Chair Committee on Chapter 13 Plan Revision
In January 2017, Chief Judge Karen Specie appointed Martin Lewis to chair the committee in charge of revising ab Ch 13 Plan to be used throughout the district.
It’s a Tough Job Working Off Shore
A lot of our clients work off shore in the oil and gas industry. Being away from their families for 14 to 30 days per month can be very difficult.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Filing Stops Foreclosure Minutes Before The Foreclosure Sale
When someone files for Bankruptcy, they immediately receive the Automatic Stay of Bankruptcy. When the Petition is filed, all acts to collect debts are halted.
Daughter Attends Bankruptcy Court Hearing with Elderly Mother
People are scared when they have to attend a Bankruptcy Court hearing. Having a family member present helps calm those fears and provide comfort.
We Go To Court with Our Clients
We believe that it is important that the attorney that you see and meet with is also the attorney that stands by you and presents your case in the Courtroom.
Internet Romance Scam Causes Bankruptcy Filing in Fort Walton
Internet Romance Scam Causes Bankruptcy Filing in Fort Walton 05/3/2016 No one really wants to file Chapter 7 Bankruptcy or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Right? Of course not. People are really forced into Bankruptcy by events that have happened in their lives. Bankruptcy is...
Filing Bankruptcy Stops All Collection Efforts Against You
When a person or business files for Bankruptcy relief, the law requires that as soon as the case is filed, that all collection efforts must cease.
How to Deal with Identity Theft
If you are a victim of identity theft, upon discovering your identity is stolen, there are several steps you should immediately take to clear your name.
Protect Yourself From Identity Theft
No one is completely safe from identity theft, no matter how careful you are about protecting your personal information.
Lewis & Jurnovoy Opening New Office in Crestview, Florida
That’s right, we are opening a brand new office in Crestview, Florida. We are so excited to be in Crestview to better serve our clients!
Tax Time: Beware of Scammers
A new scam targeting taxpayers has emerged in Florida under which con artists, posing as IRS Agents, are calling and telling taxpayers they owe taxes.
Surrendering Your Home in Bankruptcy: How long can you stay?
In today’s economic climate, many individuals along Florida’s Gulf Coast can no longer afford their mortgage payments and related housing expenses.
Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in Pensacola Nets Lower House Payments
Mortgage modification may allow you to change payment terms, interest rates, principal balances, or place past due payments at the end of the loan.
