by Donna | Nov 3, 2011 | NJ Bankruptcy 911
The short answer is yes a debtor can file a motion to dismiss her case. However, you would be better off having the case dismissed without you voluntarily filing a motion to dismiss. The reason is, if you voluntarily dismiss your case you are prevented from...
by Donna | Nov 2, 2011 | NJ Bankruptcy 911
Someone recently asked whether they could file for bankruptcy if they had a criminal record. The short answer is yes. However, there are some debts that may be related to the criminal charges that may not be wiped out in a bankruptcy. For example, if you were...
by Donna | Nov 2, 2011 | NJ Bankruptcy 911
Bankruptcy attorneys sometimes get used to doing things the same way. These habits can prevent them from thinking outside the box. You may want and need an attorney who is willing to be creative in developing a Chapter 13 Plan that requires the attorney to think...
by Donna | Nov 2, 2011 | NJ Bankruptcy 911
No, you cannot and should not transfer property to anyone prior to filing bankruptcy. It is bankruptcy fraud and you can be prosecuted and go to jail if the fraud is discovered. There are ways to protect your assets. You should speak to an attorney who can assist...
by Donna | Nov 2, 2011 | NJ Bankruptcy 911
Many people want to know if they have enough debt to file bankruptcy. What I tell a possible client is that each person’s situation is unique. I generally have not filed bankruptcy for people with anything less than $8,000.00 ($8k) because if you are paying...
