Thanks to the expertise and support of Song Law Firm, one client’s year-long struggle to find an alternative to bankruptcy came to a successful conclusion. The client had diligently explored […]
Bankruptcy successfully canceled over $75,000 of personal debt. Read More »
Song Law Firm has once again demonstrated its exceptional ability to bring about life-changing outcomes for its clients. One client, who had battled gambling issues and subsequently went through a
Bankruptcy successfully canceled $200,000 of personal debt. #gambling Read More »
A client of Song Law Firm faced a challenging period in her life when she went through a difficult divorce. The situation took a toll on her finances, leading to
Case of overcoming the economic situation due to divorce and hospital expenses Read More »
Unexpected difficulties may arise in life. You may have a sudden accident, you may get sick, or you may face various situations in which money is urgently needed. In some
Bankruptcy possible even if you have property or income Chapter 13. Read More »
bankruptcy!! Bankruptcy in media such as Korean dramas and movies is often depicted as a complete financial breakdown, literally sitting on the street, or with red foreclosure stickers attached
Doesn’t bankruptcy make you homeless? Read More »
Bankruptcy in the U.S. is all about giving people who have too much debt to pay it back a financial fresh start, and we’ve introduced the Chapter 7 and
Does bankruptcy really wipe out all your debts? Read More »
In bankruptcy counseling, does this go into debt in bankruptcy? Should I grab these as property too? I often hear people say. The question is whether real estate in general
If I go bankrupt, will I lose my property in Korea? Read More »
As of 2021, a total of 10,446 people filed for bankruptcy in New Jersey and 14,734 in New York. Fortunately, 2021 was the lowest year for bankruptcy filings since 2000,
Repetition of bankruptcy – can you go bankrupt multiple times? Read More »
After entering the U.S. as a student, Mr. Lee was unable to remain in the U.S. after graduation due to a lack of progress in his education and employment. However,
Can undocumented and illegal immigrants file bankruptcy? Read More »
