The Law Offices of Laura S. Mann, LLC assists individuals, families and businesses with a full range of legal matters. We provide state-wide representation in New Jersey for transactional matters that do not require court appearances. We also handle cases in all of Northern New Jersey, specifically Passaic, Sussex, Bergen and Morris Counties for litigation matters.
The Firm’s founder and principal attorney, Laura S. Mann, Esq., is a highly-respected attorney with extensive experience. She approaches her clients and their cases with passion, compassion, understanding and a fierce commitment to achieving the best outcome possible. She has been awarded status as an AV®-rated Preeminent™ attorney, the highest honor that can be bestowed upon an attorney by Martindale-Hubbell.
She understands that your legal situation is your primary concern and often your biggest worry. She makes every effort to accommodate your legal needs and assuage your concerns. She takes pride in quick response to client inquiries and works to keep you informed about the status of your case. She also puts a priority on educating you so you are empowered with the knowledge to protect yourself going forward.
She understands that your legal situation is your primary concern and often your biggest worry. She makes every effort to accommodate your legal needs and assuage your concerns. She takes pride in quick response to client inquiries and works to keep you informed about the status of your case. She also puts a priority on educating you so you are empowered with the knowledge to protect yourself going forward.
Chapter 7 and Inheritances
What happens if, after you file for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, a parent, spouse or other family dies leaving you some money or other items of significant value? Does this affect your bankruptcy? Are you entitled to keep the inheritance or must you turn it over to the Trustee or…
I can’t file for bankruptcy – I’ll lose my house (car, boat, etc.)!
This has got to be the #1 misconception I hear on an almost daily basis from people. They often refuse to consider filing for bankruptcy relief because they believe, often incorrectly, that they will lose their home or car. This is not necessarily true and one should not refuse to…
