What info do you need to file bankruptcy

Here is a link to the court rule about forms required to start a bankruptcy: http://www.cobankruptcylaw.info/cob/lba/1007-1app Other forms or...

Trustees have the ability to do an asset search even if not actually done in every case.  A debtor has a duty under penalty of perjury to...

How do I successfully object to a Motion to Void a Lien in Colorado?

There may be, but you have not provided enough information to know whether you have a basis to object to the lien avoidance. And Avvo is not really...

When you file bankruptcy.. a trustee is issued.

One wonders why you ask? Very rarely does such a thing happen, but it has happened in Colorado — e.g., Gary and Marcy Levine...

Can I get what money has already been taken for a Garnishment back after filing for Bankruptcy?

When a bankruptcy case is filed, two things happen: (1) Most creditors are stopped from starting or continuing collection action, which...

Do you know if you can file brankruptcy on a credit card if a judgement has already been made against you to pay for it in court

Sounds as if you have received a contempt citation ordering you to show up at a specific time. You are pretty far along law suit process and near...

http://www.cobankruptcylaw.info/xem/colorado-bankruptcy-exemptions-at-a-glance As with most areas of the law, determining what is exempt depends...

I have been issued a summons to appear in court in Colorado for a credit card debt complaint.

In response to question 1: A lawsuit on a credit card debt like yours usually is brought in county court in Colorado. Under county court rules, the...

What do I do if a creditor that I filed bankruptcy on took money out of my account?

While there is not enough information to say for sure, this sounds like a violation of the bankruptcy discharge. There are a couple of limited...

If you received $690 within 90 days of someone filing bankruptcy would only $90 be subject to preferential transfer rules?

Avoidable preferences take up a whole Bankruptcy Code section at http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/11/547. I cannot give a short answer about...