Atlanta, GA
Chapter 11 bankruptcy Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
If your name is on the title, which I suspect it is if you were the grantor of the security interest, you effectively pledged your business...
I agree. Lack of cash flow is often the death knell for any Chapter 11 case, and I do not know a single attorney, save for pro-bono or "low-bono"...
In a situation such as this, unless the money is protected by being in a qualified retirement account, a Chapter 7 Trustee would take the amount...
If that "savings account" is not a Roth IRA, 401k, or other qualified ERISA retirement account, the Chapter 7 Trustee is going to have a field day...
This Minnesota Lawyer's website has the answers you are looking for: http://www.mn-bankruptcy.com/exemptions.html You need to consult an attorney.
Whatever you do, DO NOT transfer any property to another person prior to filing bankruptcy. As previously mentioned, this will have severe...
If the house is your principal residence, you absolutely cannot cram down the mortgage to the value of your home. Secondly, Dorothy is correct...
Exemption laws vary from state to state, but in Georgia, you can apply up to $5000 of your unused homestead exemption to another non-exempt asset....
It sounds like the Chapter 7 Trustee is concerned with preferential payments. In bankruptcy, money you pay to pre-petition creditors within 90...
Your lender may have chosen not to foreclose on the property to avoid the liability and property taxes associated with the property, although that...