Law Office of Frances E. Vázquez, PLLC

U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 1651 "COVID19 Bankruptcy Relief Extension Act of 2021," amending both the "CARES Act" and the "Consolidated Appropriations Act." Key Take-Away: The bill allows Chapter 13 debtors to extend their plan lengths to up to 84 months due to Covid-related hardships. ... Most importantly, the new legislation expands the pool of eligible debtors to include those who have a confirmed plan by the new bill's effective date. https://www.congress.gov//117th-cong/house-bill/1651/text

"Democratic Senators unveiled a sweeping bankruptcy bill this week that would dramatically reform the United States bankruptcy system, and make it easier for struggling Americans to discharge student loans and medical debt through bankruptcy." https://www.forbes.com//senators-unveil-sweeping-bill-to/

If you are undergoing financial hardship, if creditors are calling or sending threatening letters, if you are in arrears with child support obligations, your car, your rent or mortgage, or if anyone or anything is suing you or demanding payment no matter the reason (even the government) call us, Bankruptcy may be able to help. https://fevalaw.com/about/

If an individual is undergoing financial hardship, if creditors are calling or sending threatening letters, if in arrears with child support obligations, car payments, rent or mortgage, or if anyone or anything is suing that individual or demanding payment no matter the reason (even the government) Bankruptcy may be able to help. Call us at 914-304-4020. https://fevalaw.com