The bankruptcy trustee in Chapter 7 is charged with liquidating non-exempt property and turning it into ...
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You've filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy in New York and there were assets that were sold by the trustee and turned into cash. Now you're wondering ...
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A non-dischargeable debt is one that can't be wiped out in a bankruptcy case. Even if the bankruptcy case is successful, the non-dischargeable debts remain legally enforceable
11 U.S.C. 523 lists ...
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When you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the goal is a discharge of your debts. An the worst-case scenario is not only getting your case dismissed, but ...
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You're thinking about filing for bankruptcy in New York and you're wondering, What will happen to my tax refund when I file my case? After ...
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