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Information for residents of Bergen County who are considering bankruptcy:

Bergen County Bankruptcy Cases, Judges and Trustees

I file cases in and for Bergen County.   The Bankruptcy Court in New Jersey is split into three parts or vicinages.  Bergen County cases are heard in the Bankruptcy Court located in Newark, New Jersey.   Trustee meetings or meetings of creditors for Bergen County are also held in Newark, at One Newark Center, on the corner of Raymond Boulevard and Route 21.

The Bankruptcy Judges who handle cases for Bergen County are Judges Gambardella, Steckroth, Stern and Winfield.   However, in the majority of Chapter 7 cases, you never see a judge. 

If you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your case will be referred to a panel of Bankruptcy Trustees, and one of the Trustees from the panel will be assigned to your case.  Once on a case, the Trustee will be responsible for that case until the case is over, the Trustee files a final report, and the judge releases him or her from the case.   Some of the trustees have their own bankruptcy practices and can even file cases for other debtors, but they cannot hear their own cases. 

If you file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Bergen County, your case is assigned the the Bankruptcy Trustee for the Newark vicinage.  There only one trustee - her name is Marie-Ann Greenberg.  She or one of the assistants from her office will conduct your meeting of creditors. 

Marvin Wolf files bankruptcy cases in Bergen County.  He files Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases, and on rare occasions, Chapter 11 cases.  Marvin Wolf is a debt relief attorney and also practices consumer law and foreclosure defense.   He coaches clients in debt settlement, when appropriate.

If you live in Bergen County, and are considering filing bankruptcy, or want advice about a debt collection issue, you can contact the law office of Marvin Wolf to make an appointment for a private consultation.

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Marvin Wolf is the State Chair for Northern New Jersey for the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, also known as NACBA.

Marvin Wolf has two law offices located in Bergen County. One office is in Paramus, and one is in Fort Lee.  Marvin Wolf also has other meeting offices locagted throughout the State of New Jersey and New York State.  This is useful when people work in one state and live in another state.  Marvin Wolf is registered with the New Jersey and New York courts to file bankruptcy cases electronically.  Marvin Wolf files bankruptcy cases and assists in debt relief and settlement, and consumer cases under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.  He is also registered to receive electronic notices from the court, so he can stay up to date on events in your case as they happen. 

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This website constitutes attorney advertising.  This website does not create an attorney-client relationship.  None of the statements on this website is intended to promise a particular result.  Marvin Wolf, Esq. is considered a Federal Debt Relief Agent by an Act of Congress.  As a law firm, we assist people with finding solutions to their debt problems, including, where appropriate, assisting them with filing bankruptcy.  The information contained on this website contains legal information but does not constitute legal advice for any particular case.  I can only give advice to a client who formally retains me.  The information here can become stale over time or  a judge may issue a ruling in one of their cases that changes the way the law is interpreted.  Therefore, if you are not a client, you may not rely on the information contained herein.

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Marvin Wolf
Your Bankruptcy Attorney in Bergen County