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August 29, 2016 by Moellring & Ambler

Do I have to go to Court to file Bankruptcy?

While there are instances where a court appearance may be required, most Debtors never have to appear in front of a Judge.  The only appearance that every Debtor filing bankruptcy must make is to the creditors’ meeting. Creditors’ meetings generally take place at a courthouse, but you don’t appear in front of a Judge.  Instead, the meeting is conducted by a bankruptcy Trustee, a court-appointed attorney. What is a Creditors’ Meeting? After filing bankruptcy, you will be scheduled to attend a … [Read more...]

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