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Bankruptcy Law

Is It Hard to Reopen a Missouri or Illinois Bankruptcy Case?

27th April 2010
Sure! As long as it is for the right reason, that is. For example, your case could need to be reopened if your creditors are violating your discharge and still trying to collect your debt. Typically, though, it is only a Missouri or Illinois Chapter 7 tha...
Author: JamesBrown
Bankruptcy Law

Filing Chapter 7? Read this first!

19th April 2010
Bankruptcy is a financial practice that allows you to officially declare that you cannot repay your debts now and do not see how it will ever be possible in the future. Declaring Bankruptcy is a big step. For some people, there are other ways to get out o...
Author: Susanna
Bankruptcy Law

Bankruptcy Issue

01st April 2010
Anyone who doesn't know much about legal affairs must be very careful while using legal forms. These legal forms are of many types including bankruptcy legal form, corporate forms, will forms, general forms etc... These forms mostly provide the contents a...
Author: James Kahn
Bankruptcy Law

Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorneys

08th February 2010
One or the other usually best fits individual's particular circumstances. A person filing bankruptcy only uses one of the chapters. You can't file both chapters. So it's important to understand the difference between chapter 7 and 13. Any trained bankrupt...
Author: Aurora
Legal

The US Trustee's role in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy case

03rd March 2009
Ok. You're considering filing for bankruptcy relief under Chapter 7 of the bankruptcy code. You may have heard about the 'means test' and how the US Trustee can file motions or complaints under Section 707(b) to dismiss a case or force it to be converted ...
Author: David Romito
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