Does she know what happened after his 341. She can get a Pacer Account which is $.08 a page query and see if the Trustee filed anything after the 341 hearing
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The last part:
bankruptcy court may dismiss your case if it thinks you have tried to cheat your creditors or concealed assets so you can keep them for yourself.
Certain activities are red flags to the courts and trustees. If you have engaged in any of them during the past year, your bankruptcy case may be dismissed. These no-nos include:
unloading assets to your friends or relatives to hide them from creditors or from the bankruptcy court
running up debts for luxury items when you were clearly broke and had no way to pay them off
concealing property or money from your spouse during a divorce proceeding, or
lying about your income or debts on a credit application.
In addition, you must sign your bankruptcy papers under "penalty of perjury" swearing that everything in them is true. If you deliberately fail to disclose property, omit material information about your financial affairs, or use a false Social Security number (to hide your identity as a prior filer), and the court discovers your action, your case will be dismissed and you may be prosecuted for fraud. (For more information, see Tell the Whole Truth When You File for Bankruptcy.)
Copyright 2007 Nolo
I found this website:
The last part:
bankruptcy court may dismiss your case if it thinks you have tried to cheat your creditors or concealed assets so you can keep them for yourself.
Certain activities are red flags to the courts and trustees. If you have engaged in any of them during the past year, your bankruptcy case may be dismissed. These no-nos include:
unloading assets to your friends or relatives to hide them from creditors or from the bankruptcy court
running up debts for luxury items when you were clearly broke and had no way to pay them off
concealing property or money from your spouse during a divorce proceeding, or
lying about your income or debts on a credit application.
In addition, you must sign your bankruptcy papers under "penalty of perjury" swearing that everything in them is true. If you deliberately fail to disclose property, omit material information about your financial affairs, or use a false Social Security number (to hide your identity as a prior filer), and the court discovers your action, your case will be dismissed and you may be prosecuted for fraud. (For more information, see Tell the Whole Truth When You File for Bankruptcy.)
Copyright 2007 Nolo
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