by Mark J. Markus | Jul 10, 2018 | Bankruptcy Law, bankruptcy procedure, chapter 13, chapter 7, debts in bankruptcy
Is It A Problem To Forget To List A Bankruptcy Debt? It is hard to remember everything. In a bankruptcy case you are supposed to list all the people, or entities, to whom you owe money. Even if you do not yet owe the money, but the underlying cause of the possible... by Mark J. Markus | Oct 13, 2013 | bankruptcy consultations, Bankruptcy Law, bankruptcy procedure, Bankruptcy Stories
With the shutdown of the United States government going into its third week, we read stories about how “non-essential” employees are being furloughed. That’s something well known to state and county employees here in California who have had mandatory... by Mark J. Markus | Jan 30, 2013 | asset protection, Bankruptcy Law, bankruptcy procedure, chapter 7, Trustee Issues
Chapter 7 Trustee Can Take Assets Until They Are Formally “Abandoned” A nice lady in California asked me a question. She was in a bankruptcy case, I assume a Chapter 7. She received her discharge of debts over three years ago. Now suddenly the...
