Boston, MA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
There is no question that reads that way on the official forms. You are probably filling out somebody's questionnaire, perhaps in hopes of filing a...
No. But the U.S. Trustee might well move to dismiss your case on the basis that your filing is in bad faith or abusive under all the circumstances...
The last time I checked, the Colorado homestead exemption was $60,000 unless you are elderly or disabled (in which case it's $90,000). So the full...
Legally speaking, your spouse has "bare legal title" to the car under what's called a "resulting trust". This is because you paid for it and drive...
What you are proposing to do may very well be a crime -- you can't dispose of the collateral for a secured debt without the lender's permission,...
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I don't understand your question: the literal answer is that you can "keep" your "bill" by not shredding it or throwing it away in the trash. I...
No. In reality, the meeting "of creditors" serves almost no useful purpose except to allow the trustee to question the debtor.
You can try filing a motion to reconsider the order approving your lawyer's fee application. If you were served with a copy of the fee application,...
The court doesn't care, but your trustee may. Your prospective refund should have been disclosed as an asset on your Schedule B and exempted on...
They are perfectly within their rights.
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