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Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at New York, NY
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The Cardinal Rule In Bankruptcy: Make Full Disclosure. Anyone who intentionally fails to disclose assets can be criminally liable in Bankruptcy. ...
If you have spent the funds on living expenses for yourself, then you would not be disclosing same on the schedules because they are no longer an...
1. The creditor must file the claim. 2. The claim is presumed valid, unless you object. If you object, the court may hold an evidentiary hearing....
It sounds like your mother had suits commenced when she was alive that her estate is now pursuing. And it sounds like to me that you are her...
If you cashed your refund and used it for living expenses, that is fine. But if the refund was really substantial, the trustee may expect you to...
Transfers of property prior to the bankruptcy can be treated as voidable fraudulent conveyances. If you repaid a loan made to a family member...
The maximum you can get would be $12,725 protection under the wild card"" under section 522 of the Bankruptcy Code. (If you are married and your...
Yes, you can make payments of the fee in installments: I am copying the relevant information from the Court's website: "The courts are required...
You can pay the $310 fee in installments as long as you pay them within 120 days of the filing date. However, you must file with something down,...
It is not clear if you are the debtor or a third party. If you are the debtor, I am not sure why you would have filed if you had no creditors....