Comments on: Filing bankrupcy and then selling the items and keeping the money? http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money Filing For Bankruptcy Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:01:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Cocktailkleider http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-2633 Cocktailkleider Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:53:54 +0000 http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-2633 <strong>... [Trackback]...</strong> [...] Informations on that Topic: filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money [...]... … [Trackback]…

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]]> By: Jennifer http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-299 Jennifer Mon, 22 Jun 2009 10:14:20 +0000 http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-299 Hi, I used "Credit Solution" to settle my debt and avoid bankruptcy.They managed to reduce my debt up to 58%.It's legitimate.I came across this company on NBC News Special Edition.Check it out here: Hi,
I used “Credit Solution” to settle my debt and avoid bankruptcy.They managed to reduce my debt up to 58%.It’s legitimate.I came across this company on NBC News Special Edition.Check it out here:

]]> By: OC1999 http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-298 OC1999 Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:50:18 +0000 http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-298 Credit Cards are UNSECURED debt, if they were discharged in BK there is nothing (legally) wrong with what she is doing in terms of the bankruptcy. Now as for the Divorce it depends on the situation and where they live. These items MAY be considered community property and your son may be entitled to half. Hopefully he has a good attorney who should be made aware of this. Credit Cards are UNSECURED debt, if they were discharged in BK there is nothing (legally) wrong with what she is doing in terms of the bankruptcy.

Now as for the Divorce it depends on the situation and where they live. These items MAY be considered community property and your son may be entitled to half. Hopefully he has a good attorney who should be made aware of this.

]]> By: James Q http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-297 James Q Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:52:34 +0000 http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-297 If the debts listed were discharged then there's not much to do. The merchants will have written off the bad debt and WE all pay for that in the form of higher prices. If the debt has not been discharged yet,you can let the Bankruptcy attorney and/or Trustee know. Either way it's best to seek legal advice on this matter. If the debts listed were discharged then there’s not much to do.
The merchants will have written off the bad debt and WE all pay for that in the form of higher prices.
If the debt has not been discharged yet,you can let the Bankruptcy attorney and/or Trustee know.
Either way it’s best to seek legal advice on this matter.

]]> By: Randy P http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-296 Randy P Wed, 17 Jun 2009 01:04:52 +0000 http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-296 Sounds like your son made a poor choice in a wife. If none of the accounts were in his name then he does not have to worry about it. He will have to buy her out of the house (I know that stinks, but you will). Make sure she does not do anything in his/her name together. Might be a good idea for him to sign up for LifeLock. She sounds like a real "prize catch". Tell you son to look more carefully before his next one. Sounds like your son made a poor choice in a wife. If none of the accounts were in his name then he does not have to worry about it. He will have to buy her out of the house (I know that stinks, but you will). Make sure she does not do anything in his/her name together. Might be a good idea for him to sign up for LifeLock.
She sounds like a real “prize catch”. Tell you son to look more carefully before his next one.

]]> By: rayt721 http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-295 rayt721 Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:27:39 +0000 http://filingforbankruptcysite.com/filing-bankrupcy-and-then-selling-the-items-and-keeping-the-money#comment-295 If the bankruptcy is discharged whatever property she kept is hers. If the bankruptcy is not discharged, the creditors have claim to the items and/or proceeds. As for your son's situation, he can sue her for half of the marital property but it's not a bankruptcy issue any longer. That's what "fresh start" means. Her credit is messed up but not her life or ties to creditors. If the bankruptcy is discharged whatever property she kept is hers. If the bankruptcy is not discharged, the creditors have claim to the items and/or proceeds. As for your son’s situation, he can sue her for half of the marital property but it’s not a bankruptcy issue any longer. That’s what “fresh start” means. Her credit is messed up but not her life or ties to creditors.

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