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11 USC 541(a) dictates that upon the filing of a bankruptcy case, an estate is created. This estate includes all legal and equitable interests of the debtor at the time of filing, and in certain instances, interests in property that arise after the filing of a bankruptcy ...
Read MoreAs you may know, it is far too easy to fall behind on your credit card bills. After paying the minimum each month, expecting to slowly chip away at ...
View MorePursuant to 11 USC 362, the filing of a bankruptcy petition serves to automatically stay certain activities against the debtor. These activities, ...
View MoreOne question that is asked, at nearly every single 341 Meeting of Creditors , is whether the debtor has reviewed the bankruptcy information sheet. ...
View MoreIn any bankruptcy, whether it be a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, the issue of real estate is nearly always at the forefront. In Chapter 7 liquidations, the ...
View MoreAs if the process of filing bankruptcy and going through the bankruptcy procedures aren't stressful enough for some debtors, circumstances can arise ...
View MorePursuant to various sections of the bankruptcy code, the interim trustee assigned to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case has the right to assume the role of ...
View MoreA common misconception, one routinely brought up by clients when interviewing with their bankruptcy attorney for the first time, is that they think ...
View MorePerhaps the biggest misconception regarding filing bankruptcy is the notion that upon filing, you will lose all your property. This couldn't be ...
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