Family Law

• Divorce
• Child Support
  In order to file Chapter 13, you need to have a stable source of regular income. The money does not necessarily have to come from employment. It can be from a spouse’s income, pension, social security, disability payments, unemployment benefits, child support or maintenance, rents, and gifts of money from friends or family.
• Spousal Support
  You can pay off past due debt such as child support, spousal support, student loans, mortgage payments, and car loan or lease payments over time through a Chapter 13 plan.

Criminal Law

• DUI/DWI
• Fraud
  Regardless of what Chapter you are filing under, an attorney guides you through the process or completing your bankruptcy petition so that you make no mistakes that could be construed as bankruptcy fraud. Also, an experienced bankruptcy attorney will ensure that the process goes very smoothly, that you attain your financial goal through your bankruptcy filing, and that there are no surprises or unintended consequences from your filing.
• Embezzlement

Health Law

• Auto Accidents

Finance Law

• Bankruptcy
  If you are struggling with your finances and need a fresh start, enlist the help of an experienced Chapter 13 bankruptcy attorney in Philadelphia to help you determine the right course of action. The Law Offices of David M. Offen are here to help you make the right choices to get a fresh start and avoid the most common mistakes people make when finances become an issue.
• Foreclosure
  You do not have to sit back and do nothing. You should realize that you can avoid mortgage foreclosure.
• Debt Collection
  Harassment, which includes annoying and threatening phone calls and letters from creditors, debt collection agencies, auto loan companies, and mortgage companies, can be a source of extreme stress. An attorney at our offices can look at your situation to determine whether these creditors are actually breaking the law with their efforts to collect your debt. If so, you may have grounds for legal action. If no laws are currently being broken, we may still be able to help you take action to lessen the constant calls or contact by creditors.