Overwhelmed by debt or facing foreclosure in Freeport, NY? Aronow Law P.C. helps Nassau County residents eliminate debt, stop collections, and regain financial freedom through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection.
Welcome to Aronow Law, P.C.
At Aronow Law P.C., we understand that financial problems can happen to anyone. Whether you’ve fallen behind on bills, lost your job, or are facing wage garnishment, our experienced bankruptcy attorneys can help you get a fresh start.
We proudly represent clients throughout Freeport and the greater Nassau County area, offering proven legal strategies that stop creditor harassment, prevent foreclosure, and restore financial control.
What Is Bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is a federal legal process designed to help individuals and families eliminate or reorganize their debt. Once you file, an automatic stay immediately stops foreclosure, repossession, and all collection activity.
The two most common types of consumer bankruptcy are:
• Chapter 7 Bankruptcy (Liquidation):
Eliminates most unsecured debts — such as credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans — while protecting essential property under New York’s exemption laws.
• Chapter 13 Bankruptcy (Reorganization):
Creates a court-approved repayment plan, allowing you to catch up on missed payments and keep your assets while paying down debt over three to five years.
Our attorneys will carefully review your situation to determine the best option for your financial goals.
Do I Need a Bankruptcy Attorney?
Bankruptcy law is detailed and time-sensitive. A small error in filing can delay your case or cause it to be dismissed entirely. Working with an experienced Freeport bankruptcy attorney ensures accuracy, protection, and the best possible outcome for your case.
You should contact Aronow Law P.C. if:
You’re Facing Foreclosure or Repossession
Filing for bankruptcy immediately halts foreclosure, repossession, and other creditor actions.
You’re Being Sued or Garnished
Bankruptcy can stop lawsuits and wage garnishments instantly, giving you time to regain financial stability.
You’re Overwhelmed by Credit Card or Loan Debt
If you’re unable to make minimum payments or the interest keeps growing, bankruptcy offers a true financial reset.
You Want to Protect Your Assets
We use New York’s exemption laws to protect your home, car, savings, and other key property while you get relief from debt.
How Aronow Law P.C. Helps You
1. Financial Evaluation
We analyze your income, debts, and assets to determine the right bankruptcy solution for your case.
2. Stop Harassment and Collections
Once you hire us, creditors must stop contacting you. We handle all communication moving forward.
3. Prepare and File Your Case
Our attorneys handle all paperwork and court filings to ensure compliance with state and federal law.
4. Represent You in Court
We appear at all hearings and trustee meetings to protect your rights and fight for your best result.
5. Support Your Financial Recovery
After bankruptcy, we help you rebuild credit, manage your finances, and move toward lasting financial stability.
Why Choose Aronow Law P.C.?
Decades of experience helping Freeport residents eliminate debt
Skilled in both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings
Aggressive protection against creditor harassment and lawsuits
Clear, compassionate communication every step of the way
Tailored strategies that match your unique financial situation
Virtual and in-person consultations available across Nassau County
Book Your Free Consultation Today!
If you’re struggling with overwhelming debt, Aronow Law P.C. can help. Our bankruptcy attorneys serve Freeport residents with customized legal strategies that stop collections, prevent foreclosure, and create a path to financial freedom.
Contact us today to schedule your free consultation and start your journey to a debt-free life.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bankruptcy
Can bankruptcy stop foreclosure in Freeport?
Yes. Filing for bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay that halts foreclosure, repossession, and collection actions immediately.
Will I lose my home or car?
In most cases, no. New York’s exemption laws protect essential assets such as your home, vehicle, and personal property.
How long will bankruptcy affect my credit?
Chapter 7 remains on your credit report for 10 years and Chapter 13 for 7 years, though many clients start rebuilding credit within months.
Can bankruptcy eliminate all my debts?
Most unsecured debts — including credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans — can be discharged. Certain debts such as student loans or taxes may remain.
Does bankruptcy stop wage garnishment?
Yes. Once your case is filed, the automatic stay stops all garnishments, lawsuits, and collection activity.
