Karra Kingston
Karra L. Kingston Esq. Staten Island Bankruptcy Lawyer and New Jersey Bankruptcy
Karra L. Kingston Esq. has helped people from all walks of life start their lives over by getting out of debt. Karra Kingston is a Staten Island Bankruptcy lawyer and New Jersey bankruptcy lawyer. Ms. Kingston began her career as a bankruptcy attorney. She has appeared in front of many federal court judges and has helped many debtors obtain a fresh start. Ms. Kingston understands the complex federal rules for discharging debt. While working as a bankruptcy attorney, Ms. Kingston’s dedication has resulted in settlements of large debts for clients at 20-30 percent of what they owed. She also has dedicated a great deal of her time helping clients facing foreclosure, keep their homes through the process known as Loss Mitigation. Ms. Kingston has won loan modifications for her clients both inside and outside of the bankruptcy courts.
Karra writes bankruptcy articles for Upsolve a non profit organization and NJ.com.
- Bankruptcy
- Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Relief
- Collections
- Consumer Law
- Class Action, Lemon Law
- Foreclosure Defense
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- Elisabeth Haub School of Law - Pace University
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- Q. am i relieved of wage garnishment when i file for chapter 7 bankruptcy
- A: Yes, when you file for bankruptcy, an automatic stay goes into place. This stops any garnishment or bank levy. As soon as you file the wage garnishment would be stopped.
- Q. Can i get fired from my job in new jersey if i do have 2 wage garnishment?I hope not.
- A: No, they generally can’t fire you
- Q. Can a bankruptcy case Chapter 7 be discharged before the objection date ?
- A: The bankruptcy discharge date occurs after the creditors can object. Therefore, a discharge won’t happen until the deadline for creditors to object ends in most cases.
