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Every Thing You Wanted to Know About the Massachusetts Bankruptcy Trustee Meeting But Were Afraid To Ask
The “ Meeting of Creditors ” is also called the 341 Meeting because, well, 341 is the section of the Bankruptcy Code that creates the required meeting. Creditors are invited but very rarely appear. ... Read full article
Does Late Filing Disqualify Tax for Discharge?
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Banks, Not Homeowners, Should Be Target of Florida “Foreclosure Reform”
Bankruptcy Will Not Kill A Zombie Deed (Or Will It?)
Texas Bankruptcy Court Upholds Attorney-Client Privilege for Bankuptcy Debtors
Bankruptcy Basics: When is Chapter 7 A Good Option?
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Social Security And The Means Test
Fun, But No Games, In Community Property Bankruptcies
Practicing bankruptcy law doesn’t provide many moments of sheer glee, but telling debt collectors about the scope of the community property discharge is surely one of them. ... Read full article
Bankruptcy And Student Loans
Student loan debt is difficult to discharge in bankruptcy . ... Read full article
A Bankruptcy Attorney’s Nightmare or Vision
Bankruptcy and Documentation
Your Chapter 13 Case has just been Filed but You Still have Work to do
Filing Bankruptcy? Know Thy Expenses!
If you’re filing bankruptcy, you’ll need to know your monthly expenses–food, clothing, transportation, medical–you name it. And you need to help your attorney know those expenses, too. ... Read full article
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Plan Form Feedback Sought
California Homeowner Bill Of Rights: Impact Practice Of Dual Tracking!
Have You Already Gone Over the Fiscal Cliff?
The United States will go over the fiscal cliff tomorrow if Congress cannot come up with at least a short term solution. But what about us? Many of us have already gone over our fiscal cliff. Even if Congress finds a way to avoid the country going over ... Read full article
Settling IRS Debts in 2013 Takes Less Dough
There is good news for taxpayers wanting to settle up with the Internal Revenue Service . Uncle Sam will accept a smaller lump sum payment to settle unpaid tax debts. ... Read full article
Retirement Account Contributions Allowed for Under-Median Income Chapter 13 Debtors: More on In re Parks