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BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY  

• $0 Down To Get Started
• 30+ Years Of Experience
• Perfect 5 Star Google Rating
• Get A Fresh Financial Start
• Chapter 7 Filings
• Chapter 13 Filings
  

ABOUT ATTORNEY MARK S. STEINBERG

Mark Steinberg grew up in the suburbs of Miami not far from where he now practices law. He graduated with honors from Miami Killian Senior High and the University of Miami before attending law school at Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport Florida.

While at the University of Miami, Mark attended and resided in the University's first ever honors residential college. He majored in communication and minored in marketing. Mark was very active in the student and business community, even serving as student representative to the Chamber of Commerce's Miami's for Me initiative. While attending Stetson College of Law, Mark served as editor of the alumni publication "The Stetson Lawyer" and participated in mock trials and moot court events.

Mark has been a member of several professional associations, including the Bankruptcy Bar Association, the First Family Law Inn of Court, ant the National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences. He is a past vice president of the Florida Motion Picture & Television Association, and served two terms on the Florida Bar's Eleventh Judicial Circuit Grievance Committee.

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Helping Clients Throughout Florida File Bankruptcy

People get overwhelmed by debt for any number of reasons. 

• Unexpected medical condition 
• The end of a marriage 
• The loss of a job 
• Downturn in business 
  

What Are The Different Forms Of Bankruptcy?

There are two types of bankruptcy that can help you get out from under your financial troubles.

Chapter 7

This is the most common type of bankruptcy. Most debts can be eliminated in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy after approximately three months. People file Chapter 7 to eliminate credit card debt, medical bills, judgments, repossessions, and certain personal taxes. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy also allows you to surrender a house or a car that is worth less than the balance of the loan and to terminate a lease early without incurring penalties. However, not every person can qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If Chapter 7 is not an option, a person can still file Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Chapter 13

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is debt reorganization. When you file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you enter into a three or five-year repayment plan that gives you a chance to catch up on past due mortgage payments, car payments, back taxes, and even child support. Chapter 13 bankruptcy stops garnishments, repossessions, and foreclosures.

I can help you with your legal issues, contact my firm so that I can begin assisting you today.

I have The Experience To Help My Clients

For over thirty years the Miami Law Firm of Mark S. Steinberg, P.A., has been protecting the rights of Florida’s families. One legal problem often triggers other legal problems, particularly in the area of finance. I take time to understand the needs of my clients and take a holistic approach to solving problems. I am dedicated to the practice of personal and business bankruptcy law, family law and estate planning.

All Of My Clients Get My Personal Attention

From gathering information, examining evidence and using the latest technological resources, I develop a personalized legal strategy for each case because each client is unique. I provide my clients with caring, personal and attentive legal representation to help people get the fresh start they deserve.
Mark S. Steinberg, P.A., is conveniently located on the second floor of the Panter, Panter and Sampedro Office Building on the northeast corner of Kendall Drive and South Dixie Highway, just north of Dadeland Mall

Financial problems often occur with little warning. Last year more than 25,000 people filed bankruptcy just in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and the Florida Keys alone.

At Mark S. Steinberg, P.A., every client meets with me personally. I ask questions and evaluate the facts so that, together, we can decide what will be the best course of action. Each client is unique. Bankruptcy is not the best solution for everybody. I will discuss alternatives so you can make a well-informed decision concerning your financial future.

South Florida

BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY 

• $0 Down To Get Started
• 30+ Years Of Experience
• Perfect 5 Star Google Rating
• Get A Fresh Financial Start
• Chapter 7 Filings
• Chapter 13 Filings
  

Helping Clients Throughout Florida File Bankruptcy 

People get overwhelmed by debt for any number of reasons. 

• Unexpected medical condition 
• The end of a marriage 
• The loss of a job 
• Downturn in business
  

Financial problems often occur with little warning. Last year more than 25,000 people filed bankruptcy just in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and the Florida Keys alone.

At Mark S. Steinberg, P.A., every client meets with me personally. I ask questions and evaluate the facts so that, together, we can decide what will be the best course of action. Each client is unique. Bankruptcy is not the best solution for everybody. I will discuss alternatives so you can make a well-informed decision concerning your financial future.

What Are The Different Forms Of Bankruptcy?

There are two types of bankruptcy that can help you get out from under your current financial troubles.

Chapter 7

This is the most common type of bankruptcy. Most debts can be eliminated in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy after approximately three months. People file Chapter 7 to eliminate credit card debt, medical bills, judgments, repossessions, and certain personal taxes. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy also allows you to surrender a house or a car that is worth less than the balance of the loan and to terminate a lease early without incurring penalties. However, not every person can qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If Chapter 7 is not an option, a person can still file Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Chapter 13

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is debt reorganization. When you file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you enter into a three or five-year repayment plan that gives you a chance to catch up on past due mortgage payments, car payments, back taxes, and even child support. Chapter 13 bankruptcy stops garnishments, repossessions, and foreclosures.

I can help you with your legal issues, contact my firm so that I can begin assisting you today.

I have The Experience To Help My Clients

For over thirty years the Miami Law Firm of Mark S. Steinberg, P.A., has been protecting the rights of Florida’s families. One legal problem often triggers other legal problems, particularly in the area of finance. I take time to understand the needs of my clients and take a holistic approach to solving problems. I am dedicated to the practice of personal and business bankruptcy law, family law and estate planning.

All Of My Clients Get My Personal Attention

From gathering information, examining evidence and using the latest technological resources, I develop a personalized legal strategy for each case because each client is unique. I provide my clients with caring, personal and attentive legal representation to help people get the fresh start they deserve.
Mark S. Steinberg, P.A., is conveniently located on the second floor of the Panter, Panter and Sampedro Office Building on the northeast corner of Kendall Drive and South Dixie Highway, just north of Dadeland Mall

ABOUT ATTORNEY MARK S. STEINBERG

Mark Steinberg grew up in the suburbs of Miami not far from where he now practices law. He graduated with honors from Miami Killian Senior High and the University of Miami before attending law school at Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport Florida.

While at the University of Miami, Mark attended and resided in the University's first ever honors residential college. He majored in communication and minored in marketing. Mark was very active in the student and business community, even serving as student representative to the Chamber of Commerce's Miami's for Me initiative. While attending Stetson College of Law, Mark served as editor of the alumni publication "The Stetson Lawyer" and participated in mock trials and moot court events.

Mark has been a member of several professional associations, including the Bankruptcy Bar Association, the First Family Law Inn of Court, ant the National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences. He is a past vice president of the Florida Motion Picture & Television Association, and served two terms on the Florida Bar's Eleventh Judicial Circuit Grievance Committee.

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