Irving S. Bergrin

All About Bankruptcy and Divorce Cases

Cleveland bankruptcy attorney Irving S. Bergrin is a well-known professional who has been helping people in Ohio for more than 34 years. Bergrin received his undergraduate degree from Purdue University, and then went on to continue his education at Cleveland State University School of Law. During his 34 years of experience, he has helped countless individuals decide whether bankruptcy is the right option. In these articles, he runs through a few of the most common questions he is asked by potential filers.

How Does Divorce Lead People to Bankruptcy?

In many cases, people who go through divorces end up revisiting the courthouse months later when they individually file for bankruptcy. It's important to understand the financial realities of divorce to prevent ending up in this type of situation.

Should I Take Money From My 401k To Pay Creditors?

Debtors should never take money from their retirement accounts to pay off creditors. Doing so is foolish, since those funds can be protected during a bankruptcy.

Can I Buy a New Car During a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Despite the assumption that bankruptcy prevents people from buying new vehicles, the reality is that courts frequently approve new vehicle purchases while debtors are going through Chapter 13 bankruptcies.