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#7 of a nine-part segment that answers questions most frequently asked by chapter 7 and 13 consumers in their first interview with a competent bankruptcy attorney. This video answers the questions: (1) What do I need to do if I don’t have any wage statements; (2) What wage statements are filed with the petition; (3) After filing bankruptcy, when can I sell assets and incur debts; (4) Do you personally attend 341 Meetings; (5) Do you charge for phone calls and other billing categories.
Duration : 0:9:53
Tags: #7 of a nine-part segment that answers questions most frequently asked by chapter 7 and 13 consumers in their first interview with a competent bankruptcy attorney. This video answers the questions: (1) What do I need to do if I don’t have any wage statements; (2) What wage statements are filed with the petition; (3) After filing bankruptcy, when can I sell assets and incur debts; (4) Do you personally attend 341 Meetings; (5) Do you charge for phone calls and other billing categories.
Duration : 0:9:53
#4 of a nine-part segment that answers questions most frequently asked by Chapter 7 and 13 consumers in their first interview with a competent bankruptcy attorney. In this video, expert Missouri Bankruptcy Attorney James Moroney assesses the significance of the 2005 Bankruptcy Amendments and the shame it brings upon the United States Congress and former President George Bush.
Duration : 0:10:28
Understanding the Pacific Lumber Chapter 11 Case
