Boston, MA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
There is no requirement that all disposable income be paid to the trustee if creditors are being paid in full. Hence, there is no inquiry into the...
There is no requirement that a Chapter 7 debtor have filed any particular tax returns other than ones that come due during the case. The trustee...
Federal loans abate with death. Private loans typically do not. I'll recategorize this question as one relating to decedant's estates, because...
They will probably be cancelled, and that will probably be a kindness -- most bankruptcy debtors got into trouble because they did not know how to...
Trustees don't have that power -- only judges do. A trustee can file a motion to dismiss for certain reasons. If the trustee doesn't like your...
Putting your house in trust would be a fraudulent conveyance in most states and could therefore be undone by your creditors. Texas has a generous...
I generally advise my clients to stop using their credit cards as soon as they begin thinking about bankruptcy, because borrowing money (which is...
Since Texas is a community property state, and since there is no legal difference between you and a business you operate as a sole proprietorship,...
I agree -- a mistake at the credit bureau or misuse of your SSN are the two most likely causes. The court clerks are, however, probably not going...
Very few creditors attend chapter 13 meetings nowadays. Where I practice, the tax folks show up. Sometimes a second mortgagee will come. Apart from...
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