The Chernev Firm
A Law Firm with Focus on Debt, Bankruptcy and Foreclosure
Firm Overview
The Chernev Firm
The Chernev Firm is a small San Francisco bankruptcy law firm dedicated to helping consumer and small business debtors with bankruptcy solutions. We pride ourselves in providing the most cost-effective legal representation in the areas of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. From preparaing bankruptcy petitions to litigation and trial, we are committed to giving each of our clients individualized representation and personal attention. Through this approach, we can best represent your legal rights, interests and needs.
Testimonials:
"...thank you for the great legal work you did...It was a pleasure to work with you and I'll be sure to recommend you in the future."- San Francisco, CA Client
"I want to thank you again for taking the time to help us...I will not hesitate to recommend you."- Petuluma, CA Client
"I really feel like I have been given a fresh start...I would recommend Mark to anyone who might be in the same boat as me." - San Francisco, CA Client
601 Montgomery Street, Ste. 1150
San Francisco
CA
94111
- 415-956-4020
- 415-956-4022
Mark Chernev
Mark Chernev is the founder of The Chernev Firm. He possesses over 10 years of experience as an attorney, handling simple matters through high profile, complex litigation cases.
- Widener University School of Law
JD , 1999
Wilmington, DE
Articles Written
California Bankruptcy and Student Loans
Created On: 08/30/2011
Most debts are canceled, or "discharged" in bankruptcy, but some debts survive. Along with certain tax debts and family support obligations, it is much more difficult to get rid of student loans in a bankruptcy case.
Debt Settlement vs. Bankruptcy in California
Created On: 06/28/2011
Debt settlement companies attempt to significantly reduce borrowers' debts by negotiating directly with creditors to create a repayment plan on behalf of a debtor.The Chapter 13 Hardship Discharge
Created On: 04/26/2011
In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, a debtor puts forward a plan to repay certain creditors over a period of time, usually from future income. This may be an attractive option for someone looking to...
The 910 Day Rule in Bankruptcy
Created On: 04/11/2011
If you have been financing your car for over 910 days (two and a half years) you may be able to reduce the principle owed to the fair market value in a chapter 13 bankruptcy case.