Is there a Summary Page that shows the results of a Chapter 7 filing

No list of discharged debts is furnished by the court when a bankruptcy discharge is entered. If you have a question as to whether a particular...

It's impossible to say exactly, because you have not furnished enough informtion to estimate the work involved and if it is complex one won't know...

I am considering selling my business.. I have no idea of how to proceed... What type of attorney might I need..

Find a local (in southeast Michigan) attorney experienced in business matters whom you trust to help you to first decide upon your strategy and to...

I was discharged from chapter 7

The property is presumably still subject to the mortgage. If that's the case, were you to sell it the purchaser would take title subject to the...

Would I most likely win this case?

The answer depends upon whether there is an enforceable contract which includes the two-week cancellation provision. Did you sign something...

If file the wrong chapter and let it dismiss can I reinstate the case and file chapter 11 or should I file a new case?

Individual chapter 11 cases are complex. There is no asset limit for chapter 13, but there's a debt limit. Since you apparently don't know the...

Is there any difference between the meaning of "trade name" and "assumed name" in Michigan law?

The two have the same meaning in general usage under Michigan law. I say "in general usage" because many statutes provide definitions. See the...

How do we find heirs to vacated house where the owner has died?

If HUD was the grantee under a deed, it sounds like HUD is the owner. Consult an attorney to examine title to find the owner. Finding the heirs...

Bankruptcy as a way to stop non related debt litigation?

I agree with Mr. Woodward. Here are some additional points: Means test does not apply if debts are not primarily consumer debts. I don't have...

A "d/b/a" or assumed name, is like a nickname, another name by which the business is known. A business entity (or natural person) can be sued...