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Philadelphia bankruptcy lawyer helping people in financial trouble see the light at the end of the tunnel by stopping debt collection harassment, during and after Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Just made a $1,690,106.82 SBA loan DISAPPEAR. 💨Can't wait to make this phone call. My client thought they were stuck wit...
05/27/2026

Just made a $1,690,106.82 SBA loan DISAPPEAR. 💨

Can't wait to make this phone call. My client thought they were stuck with this debt for life.

👉 Most people think SBA loans are "until death do us part."
👉 Not when Attorney Dunne gets involved.

Because when I take the case... the SBA becomes a DUNNE DEBT. ⚖️

If you're carrying an SBA loan you can't afford — EIDL, 7(a), 504, or any other — let's talk. There may be a legal strategy you didn't know existed.

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The Western District of Pennsylvania just dragged bankruptcy practice into 2026. The Eastern District should follow.Effe...
05/04/2026

The Western District of Pennsylvania just dragged bankruptcy practice into 2026. The Eastern District should follow.

Effective with the 2026 amendments, W.PA.LBR 5005-6 now permits debtor's counsel to satisfy the original signature requirement in any of the following ways:

→ A digital signature via any commercially available digital signature software → Express written permission from the debtor (including by text message or email) to affix the /s/ signature → An image of the signed signature page transmitted by email, text message, or facsimile

Counsel still certifies that the debtor reviewed the document, authorized the filing, and that the chosen method reliably establishes the debtor's identity. The paper retention obligation remains.

What changes is the friction.
For those of us who practice in this space every day, this is a meaningful modernization. Clients don't print. Clients don't fax. Clients sign on phones, in cars, at kitchen tables. The rule should meet them where they are — and W.D. Pa. just did.

To my colleagues in the Eastern District (and the Middle District, for that matter): it's time to lobby our Local Rules Committees to adopt parallel language. Our country cousins out west are leaving us city folk in the dust.

If you have a relationship with a committee member, use it. If you don't, write a letter. The redline and clean version are in the W.D. Pa. 2026 local rules package, pages 26 and 28.

Modern rules. Faster filings. Same diligence. Let's get it done.
Redline: https://lnkd.in/eb8StCPY

04/15/2026

Spring has Sprung. Time for some financial housekeeping!

🏆 So incredibly proud and humbled to share that one of my cases was featured in the Spring 2026 issue of the Consumer Ba...
03/24/2026

🏆 So incredibly proud and humbled to share that one of my cases was featured in the Spring 2026 issue of the Consumer Bankruptcy Journal — the official national publication of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA), distributed to over 13,000 bankruptcy attorneys, judges, and legal professionals across the country!

The article — "When Divorce, Property Forfeiture, and the Automatic Stay Collide" — tells the story of a hard-fought victory for my client against a Chapter 7 Trustee who attempted to use the Trustee's powerful strong-arm avoidance powers to seize my client's interest in her Florida home — a property that had been the subject of a marital settlement agreement years before the bankruptcy filing.

⚖️ My client won.

Judge Chan rejected the Trustee's motion, reaffirming a critical principle: the Trustee's strong-arm powers cannot resurrect or revive property rights that were already extinguished under applicable state law before the bankruptcy was ever filed. The Bankruptcy Code is a powerful tool — but it does not give Trustees the ability to undo what state law has already settled.

This case is a powerful example of why having an experienced, aggressive bankruptcy attorney in your corner matters. Trustees have enormous powers — but those powers have limits. And when a Trustee oversteps, we fight back.

To my client — thank you for trusting me to fight for you. This one was for you.

This case is a powerful reminder that bankruptcy doesn't happen in a vacuum. Decisions made in divorce proceedings, property settlements, and family law agreements can have profound and often unexpected consequences in a subsequent bankruptcy — sometimes years later.

For family law practitioners, this decision highlights exactly why it is so critical to understand the long-term bankruptcy implications of any marital settlement agreement before the ink dries.

I am deeply grateful to NACBA and the Consumer Bankruptcy Journal for the opportunity to contribute to the national conversation on consumer bankruptcy law. And as always — I am proud to fight for my clients every single day. 💙

👉 Read the full article here:

Not going to lie — the new ad isn't half bad. 😄Humbled to be recognized by Super Lawyers once again. Here's a look at th...
03/11/2026

Not going to lie — the new ad isn't half bad. 😄

Humbled to be recognized by Super Lawyers once again. Here's a look at the full track record:

⭐ Selected to Super Lawyers: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024, 2025, 2026
⭐ Selected to Rising Stars: 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018

If you or someone you know is struggling with debt, we're here to help.

https://profiles.superlawyers.com/pennsylvania/philadelphia/lawyer/stephen-m-dunne/f04aff68-bd15-4a7e-a15b-c35fa6eb3efa.html

Debt doesn't have to define you. Get it, Dunne!💪

Stephen Dunne is one of the top rated Bankruptcy attorneys in Philadelphia, PA. He has met the stringent Super Lawyers selection criteria.

🎄⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Receiving a 5-star review just days before Christmas is incredibly meaningful.Helping someone find clarity, p...
12/24/2025

🎄⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Receiving a 5-star review just days before Christmas is incredibly meaningful.

Helping someone find clarity, peace of mind, and a path forward — especially when family and the future are at stake — is exactly why I do this work. I’m deeply grateful for the trust my clients place in me and honored to walk with them through the highs and lows to the finish line.

Seeing the words “very soon, I will be debt free” never gets old.
This is what a fresh start looks like.

I’m honored and grateful to be selected to the 2026 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list.Every client who trusts me with thei...
11/26/2025

I’m honored and grateful to be selected to the 2026 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list.

Every client who trusts me with their case, every colleague who collaborates with me, and every member of my team who supports the work we do—you are the reason this recognition is possible.

Thank you for allowing me to help families rebuild, protect their assets, and move forward with confidence. Onward. ⚖️🙏

11/21/2025

Q: Will bankruptcy erase my credit card debt?

A: Yes—Chapter 7 wipes out most credit card balances, late fees, and interest charges permanently. No repayment. No negotiation. And creditors are legally barred from contacting you. If your cards feel unmanageable, this is one of the fastest ways to reset.

I’m Stephen Dunne. I’ve helped thousands of people just like you get a fresh financial start.

Visit https://thephiladelphiabankruptcyattorney.com and schedule your free consultation today.

Don’t wait. Your new life starts now.

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11/21/2025

Q: If I file for bankruptcy, do I lose my home?

A: Most people keep their homes. Bankruptcy is designed to protect your house, not take it. As long as you’re current—or can catch up through Chapter 13—you stay in your home. The real danger is not filing soon enough.

I’m Stephen Dunne. I’ve helped thousands of people just like you get a fresh financial start.

Visit https://thephiladelphiabankruptcyattorney.com and schedule your free consultation today.

Don’t wait. Your new life starts now.

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11/21/2025

Q: My paycheck is being garnished—can bankruptcy stop it?

A: Yes. The moment your case is filed, garnishments stop immediately under federal law. Creditors must back off. In many cases, you can even recover recently garnished wages.

I’m Stephen Dunne. I’ve helped thousands of people just like you get a fresh financial start.

Visit https://thephiladelphiabankruptcyattorney.com and schedule your free consultation today.

Don’t wait. Your new life starts now.

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