Burbank, CA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Burbank, CA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
You can file again anytime, but I believe your question is whether you would be able to get a discharge in a case filed now. The answer is "no"...
You can challenge the debtor's discharge under 11 U.S.C. 727 if they lied under oath on their bankruptcy papers (on a material issue). This is...
I assume you're asking about purchasing the corporation's assets, not the shell itself. If you purchased "the corporation" as you state it, you...
There is no specific time limit as long as the Trustee is performing his/her duties. Why is the Trustee keeping the case open? That's the big...
Student loans are only dischargeable if you can prove "undue hardship". This is difficult to prove, and requires a separate adversary proceeding...
This is a complicated area of law, but the basic answer to your question is that debt forgiven in a bankruptcy case does NOT get included in your...
The answer depends on whether the loans you presently have against your property are the same loans you had prior to filing your bankruptcy case. ...
Whether a debt is excepted from discharge depends on the type of debt. Certain types of debt require a separate "adversary proceeding" to be filed...
I believe you are referring to reaffirmation agreements or redemptions of secured debt obligations. The reaffirmation agreement requires a...