Bankruptcy on the Horizon? Beware of Transferring Assets

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Bankruptcy on the horizon? Don't sell or transfer assets except for fair value. You may risk your bankruptcy discharge.

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No doubt you are over the colletion calls. I hear it every day.

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I’m often asked, “Do I have to disclose that?” The question arises when folks are trying to come up with a plausible way to conceal an asset that has special value either in money or otherwise. The answer is always, “In bankruptcy, you better disclose all your assets to the Chapter 7 Trustee.” The Bankruptcy […]

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All of us know that we should never, never, never drive an automobile after having a drink or six. Unfortunately, sometimes after drink No. 2, the rational part of you leaves you entirely. I saw this picture in a post on Alltop.com and it made me think about avoiding a DUI conviction in Tennessee. Now […]

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When your life circumstances change you may need to modify your Chapter 13 plan. Knoxville ttorney Dan Scott explains what is next in your bankruptcy case.

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If you are behind on your house payments, you can stop the foreclosure by filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Then you just make payments inside your case under your Chapter 13 plan.

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The short answer to the question of whether you have to be a resident of Tennessee in order to file bankruptcy in Tennessee is: YES, but . . . You don’t have to be a resident very long however. You’ve got to be a resident of the state in which you file your bankruptcy case […]

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Knoxville bankruptcy attorney Dan Scott says there is no discharge available in a corporation's Chapter 7 bankruptcy. He gives 4 reasons a corporation might decide to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There is some help for a small business owner.

Bankruptcy on the Horizon? Beware of Transferring Assets

Stop Collection Calls

In Bankruptcy: Avoid Danger, Disclose All Your Assets to the Chapter 7 Trustee

How to Avoid DUI Conviction

How to Modify a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Repayment Plan

Keep Your Home with a Chapter 13 if Your Plan is Feasible

Do I need to be a resident of Tennessee to file for Bankruptcy in Tennessee?

Knoxville Bankruptcy Attorney Says No Chapter 7 Discharge is Available to Corporations. Why File?