Manhattan Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Attorney
Navigate Manhattan Chapter 11 bankruptcy with confidence.
A Chapter 11 bankruptcy case is not a quick fix. It requires careful planning, court filings, creditor negotiations, and ongoing compliance. The stakes are high. Miss a deadline or mishandle a filing, and your case can be dismissed or converted.
That is why having a Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney in your corner from the start can make a real difference in how your case unfolds.
Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 in One Firm
Scott J. Goldstein and Jenee K. Ciccarelli both handle business and personal bankruptcy cases.
Our firm handles Chapter 11 reorganization, Chapter 13 bankruptcy, and Chapter 7 cases. You get attorneys who understand how these options connect — and which one fits your actual situation
All Five New York Boroughs, Including Manhattan
Our geographic reach covers all five New York boroughs. That means we can serve Manhattan businesses and individuals without geographic limits. We know the local landscape — from Midtown creditors to Brooklyn landlords — and we tailor each case to the borough where it plays out.
A Practice That Goes Beyond Bankruptcy
Debt problems rarely come alone. Some clients face foreclosure threats or need help with small-business matters related to their financial crisis. Our firm handles those issues, too.
You do not need three different attorneys for three related problems. One team can see the full picture.
Personal Attention on Every Case
Every client speaks directly with an attorney — not a paralegal or a case manager. Goldstein and Ciccarelli review the details of your situation before recommending any path. That one-on-one approach means nothing gets missed.
Small details can shift outcomes in Chapter 11 cases, and we pay close attention to every one.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can a business file for Chapter 11 more than once in New York?
Yes, a business can file for Chapter 11 more than once. However, prior filings may affect the automatic stay and how the court treats your new case.
2. How long does a Chapter 11 case typically take in Manhattan?
Most Chapter 11 cases in the Southern District of New York take one to three years to complete. Small business cases under the Subchapter V rules may move faster, often within 90 days.
3. Does Chapter 11 affect personal credit if I filed as a business owner?
If you signed a personal guarantee on any business debt, Chapter 11 may still affect your personal finances. Talk to a Manhattan chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney to know your full exposure before you file.
4. What happens if the court rejects my reorganization plan?
The court may allow you to revise and resubmit your plan, or the case could convert to a Chapter 7 liquidation. Your attorney can work to address objections before a vote takes place.
5. Do I have to keep paying employees and vendors during Chapter 11?
Critical vendors and employees may receive payment under court-approved motions, even early in the case. The court has to approve these payments, so timing and filing accuracy matter greatly.
Call the Law Office of Wenarsky & Goldstein
At the Law Offices of Wenarsky & Goldstein, LLC, our New York and New Jersey attorneys are experienced and knowledgeable in bankruptcy, estate planning and probate, guardianship, special needs planning, and real estate law. To learn more about how we can assist you with your legal needs, call us today at 973-453-2838.
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