341 Meeting of Creditors
Locating Your Bankruptcy Court
Ohio is split into two federal court districts: the Northern district and Southern district. Within each district there are multiple Bankruptcy Courts. There might be a clear distinction as to what district you file your case in. Example: if you live in Cincinnati you file in the Southern District. However, what specific court within the…
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Got a bankruptcy question? – I got answers! What is bankruptcy? Bankruptcy is a federal law designed to provide a fresh start to debtors. A fresh start including freedom from harassing creditor phone calls, lawsuits, repossessions and garnishments. It is a privilege granted to you under the United States Constitution. It is a very powerful law because…
Read More341 Creditors Meeting: A Debtor's Visit to Bankruptcy Court
In every bankruptcy, the debtor is required to visit the bankruptcy court for the 341 Creditors Meeting. The “meeting” is a hearing conducted by the bankruptcy trustee so they may ask the debtor questions about their financial condition. It is called the 341 Meeting of Creditors because the debtor’s creditors may also appear and question the…
Read More10 Bankruptcy Commandments: Difference Between Discharge Success & Failure
To insure a successful bankruptcy, concluding in the discharge of your debts – follow these 10 Commandments: 1. Thou shalt not keep information from your attorney. Effective representation requires all information be provided. Information requested is required by the bankruptcy court; if not provided – cannot file. 2. Thou shalt not hide assets. The court…
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