NY Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Attorney/Asset Liquidation 24-Hour Legal Services Launch

Jun 7, 2021

New York, NY - Jafri Law Firm updates its legal services to help companies that are filing for bankruptcy because of the pandemic. The bankruptcy lawyers offer straightforward counsel.

Armonk, United States - June 7, 2021 /PressCable/ —

Jafri Law Firm announces its updated legal services for companies or individuals filing for bankruptcy in New York. The law firm is available for consultation 24/7 and handles all six types of bankruptcy, from Chapter 11 protection to Chapter 7 liquidation.

More details can be found at https://www.jafrilawfirm.com/practices/bankruptcy

The service helps businesses that are struggling due to the pandemic. Jafri Law Firm understands the difficulties that the current health crisis has brought and updated its services to guide business owners with their debts. The law firm prides itself on offering sensitive and straightforward counsel.

The latest financial reports suggest that more companies are filing for bankruptcy nationwide because of the pandemic. Experts say that the unusual times have caused a shift in how businesses operate, with a large number of small- to medium-sized enterprises needing to file for some type of bankruptcy.

There are six different types of bankruptcy a person or company can file for, with the more common ones being Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. There are different requirements for each, and the entire process may get complex for some. Regardless of which bankruptcy a person chooses, the first step is to always consult with a lawyer.

Jafri Law Firm is composed of a team of specialized bankruptcy lawyers who have dedicated their lives to serving clients with the correct application of the law. They work with large businesses, independent contractors, sole proprietors, and anyone else in between to ensure that clients receive the legal protection they need during their financial challenges.

Unlike other law firms, the team at Jafri offers compassionate and sensitive counsel. They work with each client to determine their financial situation, which includes an inventory of all their assets. The team will then assess which type of bankruptcy can be filed for.

The law firm stresses that despite the ominous sound, bankruptcy may be the most ideal choice for businesses to prevent creditor harassment, evictions, litigation, and other adverse actions. It updated its services to support companies that have suffered from this pandemic.

Interested parties can find more information at https://www.jafrilawfirm.com/practices/bankruptcy

Contact Info:
Name: Farva Jafri
Email: Send Email
Organization: Jafri Law Firm
Address: 50 Evergreen Row, Armonk, NY 10504, United States
Phone: +1-800-593-7491
Website: https://www.jafrilawfirm.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89025239

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