When a person files for chapter 7 bankruptcy relief in Florida, he is allowed to exempt certain property from his bankruptcy estate. Exempt property generally means property that a person is allowed to keep free from liquidation by the chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee for distribution to creditors.
It’s been several years since I last posted about objections to bankruptcy claims, and the topic is so important to creditors that it’s time to revisit it.
When someone leaves a job, is it always necessary to replace them? The bankruptcy system’s watchdog seems to think so, even if that makes little sense.
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(305) 891-4055 - Over 25 Years of Experience - Over 8,000 Cases Filed - 1221 Brickell Ave., 9th Fl., Miami, Florida - Jordan E. Bublick - www.bublicklaw.com
The common wisdom is that is nearly impossible to discharge a student loan in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. I recently saw a Florida bankruptcy case where a bankruptcy judge did order the discharge of a debtor’s student loan.
The common wisdom is that is nearly impossible to discharge a student loan in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. I recently saw a Florida bankruptcy case where a bankruptcy judge did order the discharge of a debtor’s student loan.
When someone leaves a job, is it always necessary to replace them? The bankruptcy system’s 
