Best Practices in Bankruptcy: Power of Attorney or Guardian

Best Practices in Bankruptcy: Power of Attorney or Guardian

It is always troublesome when an individual bankruptcy petition is filed by power of attorney.  It may be less of a concern in a chapter 7 case when the debtor is in the military, incarcerated, or temporarily disabled.  More worrisome is the incompetent or advanced aged debtor who has been placed in a chapter 13 by someone holding a power of attorney (POA).  What sort of inquiry is necessary and […]

David J. Ferry, Jr., Esq. to Present at the Delaware Corporate Law Anniversary Symposium

David J. Ferry, Jr., Esq. to Present at the Delaware Corporate Law Anniversary Symposium

On September 26 and 27, 2017, David J. Ferry, Jr., Esq. of Ferry Joseph, P.A. will participate in a panel entitled, the Court of Chancery: At the Human Level, at the Delaware Corporate Law Anniversary Symposium commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1967 general revision of the Delaware General Corporation Law, the 225th anniversary of the establishment of the Delaware Court of Chancery and the 25th anniversary of the Delaware Limited […]

Ferry Joseph Attorneys to Give Elder Law Presentation at Brookdale White Chapel in Newark, Delaware

Ferry Joseph Attorneys to Give Elder Law Presentation at Brookdale White Chapel in Newark, Delaware

Ferry Joseph Attorneys, David J. Ferry, Jr., Lisa L. Coggins and Timothy S. Ferry, will discuss advance healthcare directives, durable powers of attorney and guardianship with a group at Brookdale White Chapel in Newark, Delaware on October 25, 2016 at 6:00 p.m.