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Blog Posts in October, 2010

Where do I file for bankruptcy if I haven't lived in the same state?

28 USC Section 1408 says that a bankruptcy case should be filed where the debtor has lived/been located “for the one hundred and eighty days immediately preceding such commencement, or for a ...
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Can the Clerks Office Give Bankruptcy Legal Advice?

The Clerks Office offers many different services to bankruptcy judges, attorneys, and the public. The staff at the Clerk’s Office maintain bankruptcy papers related to your case, collect fees, ...
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Can a bankruptcy discharge be revoked?

Yes, there are 3 ways in which a bankruptcy discharge can be revoked. First, a discharge can be revoked if it can be shown that the debtor obtained the discharge fraudulently and that the fraud was ...
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