Why Can’t I Use a Credit Card to Pay My Bankruptcy Attorney?
It’s one of the most common — and understandable — questions we hear:
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How Trustees Recover Fraudulent Transfers from Family Members
One of the most uncomfortable parts of bankruptcy is when a trustee seeks to recover money transferred to a famil...
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Objection to Dischargeability: What It Means vs. Objection to Discharge
When someone files bankruptcy and receives notice of a lawsuit inside their case, it can be confusing. Two phrase...
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Preference Action Lawsuits: What to Expect in Bankruptcy
If you receive a letter from a bankruptcy trustee demanding money back because of a payment you made before filin...
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How to Handle an Adversary Proceeding Filed Against You — And Why They Happen
One of the most stressful things that can happen in a bankruptcy case is receiving notice that a trustee or credi...
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A Plain-English Guide to Subchapter V (Small Business Bankruptcy)
If you’ve been told you don’t qualify for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 — especially because of high business debt — yo...
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Is There Another Chapter of Bankruptcy Besides 7 and 13?
When most people think about bankruptcy, they hear about:
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Can You Have Too Much Unsecured Debt to File Bankruptcy?
We occasionally hear this from frustrated clients:
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What Is a Fraudulent Transfer in Bankruptcy?
The phrase “fraudulent transfer” sounds serious — even criminal.
Bu...
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I Was Defrauded by Someone Overseas — Now the Bankruptcy Trustee Is Investigating. Will They Recover Anything?
We sometimes hear this concern from clients:
“I w...
