Boston, MA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
The critical question is, whose name is on the title? If yours, then the seller does not have a perfected security interest because a security...
This creditor already has notice of your bankruptcy and is receiving mailings. Amending your schedules to include them doesn't accomplish anything...
File an application to proceed in forma pauperis (there is an official form for this, which should be available on your court's web site). If your...
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The short answer is that the trustee will eventually file a motion to dismiss your case for non-payment, and that motion would probably be allowed....
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It depends on how much proof you want. Some courts (and yours is apparently one of them) provide by local rule for a "negative notice" procedure...
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Programs like HAMP are supposed to be available to borrowers who are in bankruptcy, but experience around the country has shown that the servicers...
This depends greatly on practice in your state, on how desirable your house is, and on how many other REO (Real Estate Owned) properties your...
When you operate a sole proprietorship, it's as if you weren't "in business" at all. All of the business assets, income, and expenses are lumped in...
I ask for a $30,000 retainer to even begin work on a chapter 11 case, and fees for legal and accounting help continue at a high pace throughout the...
I concur that you should speak to a local bankruptcy attorney right away. Attorneys who aren't informed about bankruptcy matters may not understand...
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