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Ohio Bankruptcy Laws

October 1st, 2010 admin No comments

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Bankruptcy Court can take my money?

This is long and complicated. I live in Ohio and filed for bankruptcy October 2005, just before the law changed. I went to court in December was discharged shortly afterwards. January 2006, a neighbor who took care of the deceased and has left me and my husband, the residue of his estate, turns out to be quite strong. I understand that we pay our creditors if comeinto money within 6 months of the BR. However, the will is in dispute and attorneys succession BR are trying to intervene to make sure they get the money. By intervening, are adding attorney's fees that have acquired it. Now, I presented BR at only $ 17,000.00, but now wants $ 75,000.00 for attorney fees and interest. Which by the way, have not yet received the inheritance from the competition. My question is: Is this legal? The law says that if you come into money within 6 months from the date of discharge that have to pay their creditors. who were named in the will, but not got the money yet.

You need a good lawyer you can trust. The lawyer may seek bankruptcy is settled in a legal way, and you already know the rule of 6 months. They are entitled to be paid when you really think about it, so a good recommendation from a lawyer who can trust. Did you a bankruptcy lawyer in October 2005? If so, this is the lawyer who has an understanding for what one does not have to pay again to get on board and understand what you did. Please be sure to follow all the pieces of this, as it can be denied credit, and denied requests for credit and interest rates are very high now. GOD bless us each and every one, forever. CPA-retired MBA, Boston University.



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Bankruptcy Proof Of Claim

September 4th, 2010 admin No comments

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I `M Audit Being on my 2007 tax return?

OK, I claim two grandchildren MY DEMAND NO ONE ELSE I claim them since birth at 5 and 3. THE NEED IRS proof of residency that I can not prove. HAVE utility bills and thats about it. The house where I live even in my name because I File Bankruptcy few years ago. MY MARRIAGE WITH PRESENTATION OF STATE DEPENDENT 2

Do children live with you? Do you carry your doctor or a preschool program? Do you have insurance or Medicaid for them? View this type of documentation. The fact that no one else claims the children not allowed to claim them.

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Texas Bankruptcy Laws

September 4th, 2010 admin No comments

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I am interested in filing for bankruptcy, any way I can go without representation?

I am a single mom with a toddler. I state to fend for myself and my little without assistance of any kind for long. Now I have some debts many I'm broke. I would like to file for bankruptcy, while I am also claiming assistance Gov't. Any suggestions? Web links are most useful for me.I m in Texas BTW to its laws.

yes you can, but Have you heard the saying a lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client. The federal district courts have the documentation that allows you to do without a lawyer, you just completed the documentation and pay the filing fee. The opening statement I gave you is true, because you may not do anything about the statement bankruptcy and if you miss something that will cost you dearly, civil or criminal. Better to use a lawyer.




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Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Rules

August 6th, 2010 admin No comments

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T / F questions on Chapter 11 bankruptcy?

True or false: The owners of the debtor company shares are called holders of shares of security. Article 1007 (3) requires the debtor to file within 15 days after entry of the order for relief from a list of debtors' capital security holders. ———- I say the answer is "True." Am I right or wrong? TIA ———-

Incorrect. http://www.waeb.uscourts.gov/LocalRules/1000.pdf

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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Laws

May 20th, 2010 admin No comments

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Doing too much to file bankruptcy under Chapter 7?

I tried to file for Chapter 7 today, but due to new legislation Bankruptcy think I can make lots of money also to the file. I offered Chapter 13, but in reality despite the law that says I can do a lot … We really have no funds to pay. I am married, but to declare bankruptcy for myself but the courts look at both revenue. What are my options?

In this situation you could get a legal separation from her husband (still married). You may have a co-application. This request asks for you can separate all the debts and who is responsible. Once done you can file chapter 7 because her husband is no longer legally applicable to claims that also ie as wages. It takes a two-page piece of paper, a couple of hours in the courthouse, and about $ 300 to do this.

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