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When you file for bankruptcy, you are appointed a bankruptcy trustee by the courts. This individual oversees your case. This person’s responsibilities are to verify that the information provided in your bank statements is accurate. To do this, they need documents that prove ...
Read MoreOne of the more common questions asked by clients is how long their Chapter 7 Bankruptcy case will take. As a general overview, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy ...
View MoreThe 341 Meeting of Creditors is a meeting scheduled shortly after your Chapter 7 bankruptcy case is filed. At this meeting, your Chapter 7 bankruptcy ...
View MoreWhen you don't pay your debt, debt collectors and collection agencies can both report your debt to credit bureaus and pursue legal options. These ...
View MoreWe are pleased to announce the launch of our Chicago Bankruptcy blog with an RSS feed available here.
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