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Blog Posts in April, 2010

What Happens If I File Bankruptcy In Massachusetts But Own Property In Another State?

All of your property, regardless which state it is in, will be considered in a bankruptcy. However, there are exemptions that might be available for you to keep the property away from your creditors. ...
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Information to Bring to Your Bankruptcy Consultation

You’re ready to file for bankruptcy and you’ve gone as far as setting up a consultation with a Boston area bankruptcy attorney. These are a short list of items you should bring with you to ...
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What is involuntary bankruptcy?

Involuntary bankruptcy is when the creditors, rather then the debtor, files the petition in bankruptcy. Involuntary petitions are unusual and rare, however, they are occasionally used in business ...
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What is a bankruptcy trustee and what is their role in the bankruptcy process?

A bankruptcy Trustee is a court appointed officer who is in charge of administering a bankruptcy estate. A Trustee is not a judge. A Trustee has different duties, which depend on whether the case is a ...
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Executory Contracts in Bankruptcy

Executory contracts are contracts whose terms have not been completely fulfilled. If there are 2 parties to a contract, each has to fulfil his or her obligation otherwise there will be what we ...
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What's Involved in a 341 Meeting?

A 341 meeting in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy takes place within 5-6 weeks from the day the bankruptcy petition is filed. The meeting provides a gather place for potential creditor objections and the ...
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