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Albany Creditors Rights

Creditors’ Rights in New York

Understanding Creditors’ Legal Rights in NY State

At Hacker Murphy LLP, we understand how to cost effectively collect commercial debts and enforce judgments. We partner with asset search investigation firms to locate a debtor’s assets. We employ legal tools such as subpoenas and executions to further locate, seize and sell a debtor’s non-exempt assets to satisfy our client’s debt. If a debtor tries to shield themselves by filing bankruptcy, we can appear in bankruptcy court to ensure the debt survives. Often times we are able to leverage our aggressive collection efforts to negotiate a early favorable settlement.

Why You Will Need an Experienced Creditors’ Rights Lawyer

We understand and help creditors of all types, including those that are engaged in high-value transactions. Our job is to get results and help you recover the money you deserve. Our knowledge of business law and our litigation experience are here to help serve you. The Albany New York creditors’ rights attorneys at our firm conduct an active commercial debt collections practice. Our legal team represents New York businesses in all types of industries. This includes representing creditors in collections and mechanic’s lien disputes. We also handle commercial mortgage foreclosure proceedings. Our goal is to resolve disputes over debts as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Our experienced attorneys know many of these types of claims are time-sensitive, so we encourage our clients to come to us as soon as a problem or dispute arises so we can help preserve their claim and take immediate action to protect their creditors’ rights.

We will help you explore what debt collection procedure or mechanism may accomplish your goals as quickly and efficiently as possible. For instance, one possible option may be pursuing a confession of judgment, which can often avoid the time and expense that litigation usually entails.

Call For Your Confidential Case Consultation

Our knowledgeable legal team handles dispute resolution cases, such as:

At Hacker Murphy, we pride ourselves on finding creative solutions that help our clients resolve disputes in the most efficient way possible. We also understand that all-out litigation is not always warranted. We can formalize court-ordered payout agreements with cooperative debtors or negotiate partial payment when full recovery is not feasible.

We will help you explore your legal options for recovering the compensation you are owed as well as present creative solutions that can resolve a creditor dispute while preserving vital business relationships. Convenient appointments, including evenings and weekends, are available upon request.

To schedule a free consultation with one of our lawyers in Albany, Schenectady, Troy, Saratoga Springs, and all of Upstate New York, call us at (518) 284-3183 or contact us online.

Have Questions?

  • If I hire an attorney but do not want to go to trial, can I settle?
    In the course of preparing a case for trial, your personal injury attorney will work with the defense attorneys and insurance companies in an effort to secure a fair settlement for you and your family. The final decision to accept an offer of settlement or go to trial is yours alone to make.
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  • If arrested, what steps can I take on my behalf?

    1. Do not discuss your situation with anyone except your attorney.

    2. Unless your attorney says otherwise, do not discuss your case with law enforcement.

    3. Request to have your attorney present if you are to be put in a lineup or subjected to testing.

    4. Remain calm and courteous. Allow your attorney to speak for you to ensure that your rights are protected and you are given all the benefits afforded to you under the law.
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  • What is the difference between criminal procedure and civil procedure?
    When a crime has been committed, action is taken by a government agency against the person, persons, organization or other entity that violated the law. The first purpose of a criminal prosecution is punishment, which frequently consists of a fine or jail time. In a civil matter, the dispute is between two or more individuals or entities. The first purpose of a civil prosecution is obtaining compensation for the wronged person or entity. Settlement in a civil matter is generally an award of a money judgment. A criminal sentence is not imposed in a civil matter.
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