Filing For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

You probably never thought you’d be here. Most people don’t grow up wishing that they would file for bankruptcy when they grow up. After all, we all want to pay our bills.

But the reality is that life takes detours, and things happen that are out of our control. Job loss, foreclosure, illness … there are many reasons why you may be behind on your bills and looking for a solution.

Bankruptcy may the right choice for you. But until you learn more, there’s no way to be sure.

You could listen to late-night television commercials telling you that bankruptcy is the end of the world. You could listen to bankruptcy lawyers who try to get everyone to file for bankruptcy. Or you could take the first step by speaking with a lawyer who doesn’t believe that every person is the same.

My name is David B. Shaev, and I’ve been a New York City consumer bankruptcy lawyer for longer than most other lawyers have been in practice. Though I’ve filed thousands of bankruptcy cases under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 for honest, hard-working New Yorkers over the past 20 years I realize that times change. That’s why I spend so much of my personal time keeping my legal skills up to snuff. Each year I regularly attend and participate in conferences put on by the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, National Association of Consumer Advocates, New York City Bar Association, American Bankruptcy Institute, and Mid-Hudson Valley Bankruptcy Bar Association.  This is time that I could be spending with my friends and family, but I have made a commitment to being up-to-date rather than risk falling behind.

I’m also a graduate of the prestigious Max Gardner’s Bankruptcy Boot Camp, where I learned the skills that helped me begin to actively pursue dishonest and careless mortgage lenders in court.

When we work together you’ll learn first-hand that I don’t believe in treating you like a number – that’s why I don’t take every client who asks me to represent them.  You’ll get one-on-one consultations and personal attention in every case.

Thousands of New Yorkers rely on me to provide reliable and realistic advice.  Now, it’s your turn.  All you need to do is contact me or call 212-239-3800 to set up an appointment.