Do I list the property of the Corp with the Chapter 7?

Attorney Bunce says it like is common: many clients mess this up and you are actually not saying the truth if you list assets that your LLC or S...

Can I use a wildcard exemption for my upcoming 2015 tax return?

As already indicated you can use it. However, no attorney knows IF it is available until they know WHERE you have lived the last 2 years..if in...

Attorney Harrell says it exactly . If you read your declaration page after Schedule J it tells you FIRST THING $250,000 and up to 20 years jail...

To file it, you simply go to a counter and deliver the documents and fees or someone on your behalf so it simply does not matter who or what they...

What is the federal bankruptcy exemption code to protect my 401k? Is $180,000 protected?

11 USC 522(d)(12) you might want to look at AND discuss with your attorney! Furthermore, because you may have filed before 12-1-15, the local rules...

On the statement of Intention, do auto leases belong just in part 2, or should I file part 1 as well?

Again, thjs sounds like same person asking other question who has no apparent attorney . Get one is all of our advice. Having said that, are...

Piano hypothetical example, does it matter which box or would checking the statutory limit box cause problems.

First, you must ascertain the value. Second, what exemption depends on what state you lived in in the prior 2 years before filing! If NV..then...

Is it a possibility that he can take my refund

It is impossible for any attorney ANYWHERE to be able to say yes or no! Why? Because (1) the values of all your other assets are unknown; (2) we...

Do I include a letter why I was overpaid or can I explain it to the trustee at the 341 meeting to get it discharged.

You must not have an attorney as all those questions and statements contain mistaken assumptions, etc. Get an attorney is my first advice....

"My husband frond and take a loan ,i am separate from him from a long time ,department of treasury forcing me to pay his deth. "

You might contact the IRS and discuss the facts and see if they can help you. Otherwise, speak to an attorney who practices bankruptcy AND tax law....