Is whatever I deposit into my bank account safe from trustee after filing for Chapter 7? As far as creditor's meeting, will
Any money that you receive after you file for bankruptcy is safe UNLESS it was due to you before you filed for bankruptcy.
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Any money that you receive after you file for bankruptcy is safe UNLESS it was due to you before you filed for bankruptcy.
I cannot think of any reason why your lawyer would state that she did not see a motion if she did not see it; she is in effect admitting to a...
You can most likely keep the computer as payment for the services rendered and unpaid, assuming the value of the computer is less than the money...
By transferring the property to your daughter without being paid the fair value for the property you ran afoul of the New York State law...
Short answer is no. Retirement annuities have the same protection from creditors as do non annuity retirement vehicles such as pensions.
All you can do is sue her. Then, if you get a judgment, you will have to enforce it. Good luck.
Yes you can as long as your house is worth no more than $230,000.00.
Yes. A judgment is what a party gets at the end of the law suit. A debt collector does not need to have a judgment to sue you. It can sue you on...
Sorry but the Maloney belongs to the trustee as it is a Post petition asset that Is property of the estate.
That is an easy one. All of the money less the trustee's fee of 10% goes back to you.