Law Office of Steven A. Marczeski

03/21/2020

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01/30/2019

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09/11/2015

Esteemed Clients, Colleagues, and Friends:

The Law Office of Steven A. Marczeski has reopened for business in Missile Base Area of Pinal County, Arizona. We are happy to provide you with all the legal service you require in Pinal and Pima Counties in Arizona, as well as in San Diego, Imperial, and Orange Counties in California.

We are more than happy to discuss your legal needs. In the next few weeks, we will be having more information on this page as the practice progresses. We look forward to serving you once again!

06/28/2013

Esteemed Clients, Colleagues, and Friends:

The Law Office of Steven A. Marczeski is now closed. We thank you for your 5 years of trusting us with your legal needs, and wish you all a happy, prosperous, and debt-free future.

12/10/2012

Lenny Dykstra gets sentenced to an additional 6 ½ months of imprisonment for not disclosing sports memorabilia in his bankruptcy filings.

http://news.yahoo.com/dykstra-sentenced-bankruptcy-fraud-case-233336835--mlb.html

Many people ask me “Do I have to ‘include’ this in the bankruptcy?” or “We don’t have to tell them about do we?”
The short answer is: Yes, you do. Period. End of Statement.
Bankruptcy Fraud can be considered concealing or not disclosing any assets that are part of the bankruptcy estate, or any debts that have been incurred as of the date of filing. I like to tell my clients there is no such word as ‘include’ in bankruptcy. It’s either all in or all out.

When the bankruptcy attorney asks you for information, it may seem intrusive, ponderous, and labor intensive. Realize though that your attorney has your best interest in mind, and that the last thing the attorney wants for you is to end up like Mr. Dykstra.

Former All-Star outfielder Lenny Dykstra was sentenced Monday to 6½ months in prison for hiding baseball gloves and other heirlooms from his playing days that were supposed to be part of his bankruptcy filing, capping a tumultuous year of legal woes.

09/01/2012

The Law Office of Steven A. Marczeski has joined forces with another firm to form MisterBankruptcy.com, which will revolutionize how Bankruptcies are performed. Using Social Media, Virtual Communication, and other Web technologies, Mister Bankruptcy will provide the same top-notch service you have come to expect from our firm, with the convenience and speed of today's high-technology.

See for yourself the new changes.

http://www.misterbankruptcy.com

Mister Bankruptcy combines compassionate and vigorous legal representation with the convenience of modern technology in order to provide you with a debt-relief experience that ‘gets the job done’.

06/20/2012

San Diego Superior Court announces major cutbacks and courtroom closures due to budgetary constraints. More on this as it develops.

05/08/2012

I subscribe to a daily newsletter from the Accounts Receivable Management group, which is an association and trade newsletter for the consumer debt collection industry. It is always enlightening to see what the "other side" is saying about debts. Here, they are announcing what our friends at the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) are doing regarding student loans.

The Department of Education hasn't had a chance to read it yet, but the National Consumer Law Center has released a 25-page report detailing the issues, as they see it, with the private debt collection contracts the Department is using. "By contracting out its defaulted loan portfolio and failing to...

12/21/2011

Interesting that one of the largest payday lenders in the country files for bankruptcy.

The Money Tree Inc., a Georgia-based provider of small consumer loans, and several of its subsidiaries have filed for bankruptcy protection, citing the economy and customers’ inability to repay loans.

12/20/2011