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What Happens if a Chapter 13 Trustee Pays a Creditor Too Much or Pays the Wrong Creditor?

May 20, 2015
by Ryan C Wood
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Plan, Dismissal
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By Ryan C. Wood The filing and administration of a chapter 13 reorganization bankruptcy case can be extremely complicated even though the chapter 13 reorganization process is designed to be simplified as compared to a chapter 11 reorganization case. Different types of debts are treate
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What Happens if I Forget to List a Creditor in my Bankruptcy Case?

April 14, 2015
by Ryan C Wood
Bankruptcy; Creditors; Claims; Discharge
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By Ryan C. Wood A common question we hear is what happens if I forget to list a creditor in my bankruptcy case? We are all human after all and you may not even know someone out there thinks you owe them money to even list them properly in the bankruptcy petition schedules. To try and
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One of the Most Important Questions to Ask a Bankruptcy Attorney Before Retaining Them

March 14, 2015
by Ryan C Wood
Bankruptcy Attorney, Questions, Retaining
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By Ryan C. Wood There are many questions you can ask an attorney you are meeting with that can tell a lot about the attorney and what they are about. There is a little known question that I believe, in my humble opinion that can tell you a lot about the bankruptcy attorney you are mee
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How Should I Prepare For My Meeting of the Creditors After Filing Bankruptcy?

February 20, 2015
by Ryan C Wood
341 Meeting of Creditors, Bankruptcy, Chapter 13, Chapter 7
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By Ryan C. Wood When filing bankruptcy one of the requirements is to attend the meeting of the creditors pursuant to Section 341 of the Bankruptcy Code. You may hear it called the 341 hearing also. You must have your valid identification and proof of your social security number to ver
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5 Things You Need To Know If You Owe Income Taxes and File Bankruptcy

December 13, 2014
by Ryan C Wood
Bankruptcy, Discharge, Taxes and Bankruptcy
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By Ryan C. Wood Discharging income taxes by filing for bankruptcy protection will most likely see an increase as incomes remain stagnant and taxes increase. We all need to face the fact that our government has a lot of debt and we will have to pay for it via increased taxes. I am not
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Is Relief Near for Actress Teri Polo’s Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case?

November 17, 2014
by Ryan C Wood
Actress, Bankruptcy; Chapter 11, Teri Polo
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By Ryan C. Wood On September 12, 2014, actress Teri Polo filed her Disclosure Statement with the United States Bankruptcy Court, Central District of California. A Disclosure Statement is a key document in every Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization case. A Disclosure Statement provides
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What Mental State Is Required in Bankruptcy to Find a Willful Attempt to Evade or Defeat Taxes?

September 16, 2014
by Ryan C Wood
Discharge, Exception, Hawkins, Taxes
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By Ryan C. Wood Generally speaking taxes are dischargeable depending upon when the taxes were due and a number of other factors. There are also a number of exceptions to a bankruptcy discharge that must be raised by filing an adversary lawsuit and proving why the debt to be discharged
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