A Tradition Of Caring And Compassionate Representation For Staten Islanders
Imagine working your whole life to build a nest egg, only to see it vanish paying for nursing home care. This is the harsh reality for many New Yorkers who don’t plan ahead. That is because nursing home care in New York is expensive. A private room can cost over...
In today's world, your digital footprint is just as important as your physical assets. From cryptocurrency investments to social media accounts, your online presence represents financial and sentimental value. Yet many New Yorkers overlook these assets when creating...
When representing the Seller of a business, we focus on issues that will protect our client. Here are some of them: Making sure we get to contract quickly and get to closing quickly. We don’t want “lawyering time” to kill a deal. Both buyers and seller are always...
This happens all the time. You fall behind on your mortgage because of an unanticipated event. You then collect a large amount of money, but not the total amount due and the bank refuses to accept part-payment. The reason they refuse is because they have taken the...
If you are planning to sell your business or even closing it, your attorney must know the following, to give you the best advice: Review the business records of the company. Whether the business is a corporation or a Limited Liability Company, you will want to make...
At Corash & Hollender, P.C., we work with business owners across Staten Island and New York City who are preparing to grow by raising capital, bringing in new partners, or expanding operations. One of the most important early steps is ensuring your business is...
Estate plans may address a variety of different issues depending on an individual’s circumstances. People may need to make arrangements for the protection of their dependent children and the distribution of their property. Many people draft wills, and others may...
For an individual, there are two types of bankruptcy. Chapter 7 is typically used to eliminate credit card debt and other unsecured debt, as well as income taxes older than 3 years. But not everyone is eligible for chapter 7. For example if you filed a chapter 7 case...
With rising interest rates, banks are always looking for a way to get rid of low-interest mortgages. After Covid, banks received incentives from the government to modify mortgages. We helped many homeowners accomplish modifications, through “loss mitigation” in...
The answer is always “No!” When a corporation files a chapter 7 petition, the Bankruptcy Trustee will always investigate whether the business owner paid personal expenses from the business, transferred business assets to himself or others, and whether all business...
