Are all my bills included in the bankruptcy?

[vmarlau]

what happens to ur tax returns?

[bankruptcyattorney]

@vmarlau

you can exempt or protect your tax return asa

as long as you do not have other assets

over 10 grand. Call for a more specific

answer. 800-728-3363

[4merCIA]

,,,or email those to your lawyer sothat you will have a copy of everything with dates etc.

[4merCIA]

Don't trust an attorney to always give you the exact advice you need to protect yourself. Lawyers don't have a TERRIBLE reputation among the public for no reason. Yes, there probably are 1 or 2 who are honest. To make sure ALLyour bills are included in your bankruptcy, get a merchants credit report from all 3 credit reporting agencies,maybe from a real estate friend. Then get the exact names, addresses etc of ALL the ones on your credit reports that you want taken off and type it up and fax

[bankruptcyattorney]

Wow what a brilliant idea. Like we don't pull a credit report in every case.

[bankruptcyattorney]

In law school.....when you start adding setences to a fact pattern everything changes. Anyone who did not realize this every case is different. You should consult with an attorny about your specific case. Every video I have is a generalization regarding a topic.

[4merCIA]

No, what you said is NOT true about the bills. If you don't ask for all the details about the client's creditors,each and every one of them, they won't be included in the bankruptcy and the client will be cheated.

[4merCIA]

You aren't giving them accurate information about which creditors will be included.

[bankruptcyattorney]

To think that you can cover every situation is insane. Of course all your creditors must be included on your bankruptcy petition. If they are not included than they will not be eliminated. There are even times when they are included and you cant discharge them. Should I cover all that as well. I am an Attorney who is trying to help people. If you want to sling mud why not go to the heart of the problem. The failed banks.

[wiresystem]

what about if you own an LLC that owns property and you declare banckruptcy?

[bankruptcyattorney]

The question becomes who owns the L.L.C. Think about it like this if you own 100% of an L.L.C. that owns land then you own that land.