North Andover, MA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at North Andover, MA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Unknown
Assuming you got a discharge in the first case, eight years from the date of filing the first case is the magic number. If you filed anytime in...
Bankruptcy is the better option if you would like to be rid of the inconveniences of the problem sooner rather than later. By inconvenience, I am...
That's a very good question! Fifteen years after the means test was created, the courts still haven't hashed out one definitive answer. So if "the...
Concerning the purchases, these would not be automatically marked as non-dischargable if they were made 180 days prior to filing, but anything that...
Is it possible to stop an auction with 24 hours (or less) to go? Yes -- but here it what you will need: First, be ready to take a credit...
You can move to re-open the case pro se, and probably get it OKed, but then what are you going to do? This appears to be a matter that will require...
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Have an attorney look at the documents and correspondence with an eye towards possibly re-opening the bankruptcy case or adversary (or both) to...
Better watch out for the fraudulent transfer provisions of the Bankruptcy Code (sec. 548) before you start dividing up this money. Moving to a...
Sure -- file a motion and have the judge approve it. Be prepared to argue that the debtor's circumstances have improved since the stay was lifted.
You don't have to file the declaration if you are sure your equity is less than $125K. But it doesn't hurt to file it anyway.
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