If you have questions or concerns about a bankruptcy law or tax law matter, turn to the office of Stephanie Shreter, Esq. for a Mt Holly, NJ, or Seaside Heights, NJ, lawyer who will work hard to address them. At our law firm, we practice primarily in the fields of bankruptcy law and tax law, and we have flexible appointment availability because we understand that you may have a busy schedule.
Our goal is to provide local representation and personal attention on every case, so our clients can feel confident moving forward with their cases. The legal process can sometimes be confusing, so we will advocate on your behalf every step of the way to help make things easier. If you think bankruptcy is the right course of action for you, choose a trusted bankruptcy law attorney in Seaside Heights or Mt Holly, NJ.
Our goal is to provide local representation and personal attention on every case, so our clients can feel confident moving forward with their cases. The legal process can sometimes be confusing, so we will advocate on your behalf every step of the way to help make things easier. If you think bankruptcy is the right course of action for you, choose a trusted bankruptcy law attorney in Seaside Heights or Mt Holly, NJ.
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Stephanie Shreter, Esquire was admitted to practice in New Jersey in 1990. Her primary practice area is personal bankruptcy. Each year over 100 chapter 7 and chapter 13 petitions are filed by the Law Offices of Stephanie Shreter. Prior to attending Law School Ms. Shreter was employed as a Certified Public Accountant.
Even though filing for bankruptcy may have you feeling intimidated, there's no reason to go through the process alone when a Mt Holly, NJ, or Seaside Heights, NJ, bankruptcy attorney from the office of Stephanie Shreter, Esq. can guide you through the process. Whether you're looking into Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, we'll go through the details with you and help you take care of the necessary paperwork.
Here are some generally helpful tips that anyone can use. Remember that not all advice fits every situation, and we therefore strongly encourage you to seek the advice of an experienced attorney for information on all your legal questions. Under the federal bankruptcy statute, a discharge is a release of the debtor from personal liability for certain specified types of debts.
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Dms Cheerleading
Jun 03, 2019
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Rebecca B.
Aug 24, 2018
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Stephanie Shreter was recommended to me by a family member after they were having trouble paying their mortgage. I began having financial troubles after giving birth to my now 5 year old that has special needs. Just when I was starting to get back on my feet I was forced to change jobs and then I found out I was pregnant. My joy turned to stress when I realized that I would not be able to keep up with my bills and mortgage especially being out on maternity leave. After giving birth to my new son I thought things are turning around and then my husband lost his job. I was so overwhelmed with stress
Hema C.
Nov 26, 2017
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We were recommended to her by someone. She is basic and just works superficially. I don't know if most attorneys in this field are like this and are limited by the law to only do so much for a client but I've seen some attorneys who really go above and beyond. She wasn't one of them! She had us initially file a Chapter 13, and we were making payments for a year, and then switched us over to a 7. She did this so casually, like it was a routine thing (which I'm sure it is.) It seems this is what she does to all her clients and that's how she makes her money without really doing any work or thinking
Hema D.
Sep 13, 2017
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She's basic, and does the bare minimum for clients. She starts off by telling you to do a Chap 13 then a 7 and it's expensive! On top of that if you want to include attorney fees from other suits, she refuses to include it in your bankruptcy, so the attorneys can still come at you with their fees. I asked her to include my condo's attorneys fees because they were enormous, but all she said was she wasn't going after "bigger fish" since it was beyond her means. So not happy with that, because now I have to pay these greedy attorneys off and the interest they accrue
Jean Jness Nerestant
Aug 25, 2017
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