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At Sadek Bankruptcy Law Offices, we realize that every situation is different. Our debt relief lawyers will take the time to learn about your situation and your goals. Our objective is to explain your legal options and offer the best debt relief strategy for you in the most compassionate and friendly manner possible. Call 24/7 to schedule your meeting with a lawyer.
Our office understands the financial stress our clients endure. Therefore, in addition to reasonable legal fees, we offer a payment plan to all of our valued clients to make quality legal services most affordable.
In addition to our primary law office in Center City, Philadelphia, we also have law offices throughout the Greater Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Area and in New Jersey. Our branch offices have contributed to making us the #1 Bankruptcy Filer and debt relief firm in the Greater Philadelphia area. Our goal is to have a convenient location within 20 minutes of where our clients work or reside.
While you can file bankruptcy on your own, your chance of navigating the legal process and having your case accepted is much simpler with a bankruptcy lawyer on your side. We’ve put together a list of suggestions to help you find the right Philadelphia bankruptcy attorney who can help you through the process.
Filling for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy may seem scary, but oftentimes the benefits outweigh the fear. While a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is used to refinance debt into more manageable payments, a Chapter 7 works to completely erase the debt. Find out if it’s right for you by contacting our Philadelphia bankruptcy lawyers now.
Filing for bankruptcy makes it possible for tenants to postpone any eviction proceedings through something called an “automatic stay”. Our Philadelphia bankruptcy attorneys can help you file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Home prices are high and so is uncertainty. But the pandemic is still affecting many homeowners leading to an expected rise in foreclosures. If that is your case, call our Northeast foreclosure attorneys now.
Filling for bankruptcy can seem scary, but our bankruptcy lawyers can help you navigate the 4 changes to bankruptcies since the CARES Act.
Many student loan holders don’t know their financial options or what they can file to help alleviate their debt. Now, Congress is considering a new bill that could help student loan holders do just that.
Filing for debt relief can seem scary, but oftentimes the benefits and financial freedom outweigh the fear.
COVID has hit us all hard. Suffering from debt and trying to figure out what to do? Looking for answers about family law during the pandemic? Find out answers to these questions and more in this conversation with Philadelphia attorney Brad Sadek.
Landlords and debtors are ready to start collecting missed payments. If you are behind on rent or mortgage payments, now is not the time to give up. Our bankruptcy lawyers can help stop your foreclosure through a variety of debt relief strategies.
Those with private student loans will need to get directly in touch with their lenders to check into forbearance options. Otherwise, they may find themselves settled with additional debt or a bleak financial outlook.
When your loan is reinstated, you have to pay the total for all your missed payments, along with fees and interest. Are you prepared?
For many individuals, filing for bankruptcy has been the only hope they have for regaining their financial footing and keeping their homes. For those who have filed or are going to fill for bankruptcy, questions about the way that COVID-19 stimulus checks may affect the process weigh heavily on their minds.
Learn about the Philly Labor Debt Relief Program and other helpful financial tips for families suffering due to COVID-19.
In the wake of COVID-19, it would be nice to think that debtors will be more understanding of those who have fallen behind on their payments. Sadly, this is not proving to be the case.
While states are beginning to open back up, many people in Philadelphia County are still out of work or operating under reduced hours. As they scramble to pay daily bills such as rent and food, it’s likely that individuals will turn toward their credit cards, putting them even deeper in debt.
