Complicated Bankruptcy question?
admin | Oct 12, 2010 | Comments 2
If a person is in a personal injury lawsuit and the hurts are so terrible that they cannot even hardly hold a job down and are forced to bankruptcy and then after the bankruptcy is, finally after the whole administer is over, discharged and then you find out aptly before the trial that your bankruptcy lawyer didn’t question you if you were in a civil lawsuit with settlement potential and you failed to check on the BR Petition that you were in a lawsuit,and also when the Petition was reviewed, the BR attorney still failed to review that question with you, then when you find out aptly before the trial, and you question to say the Trustee and then he files to Vacate the Discharge, what do you do? Can’t afford an attorney because completely destitute, have severe trauma hurts, etc. Have to do the ANswer Pro Se, don’t know how.
The personal attorney knew about te BR and he knew that he should have told him, but didn’t. Trustee says that perjury and fraud has been committed, but it wasn’
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This isn’t complicated. You read the documents, you signed the documents, you knew about the lawsuit. There is a section in the docs you read and signed that specifically questions about any pending litigation.
Your question blamed everyone apart from the aptly person, yourself. Trustee is aptly, it was perjury and fraud, vacated and rightfully so, you should have spoke up. It’s not anyone’s fault but yours. All actions have consequences, you just found out what this one was.
The Trustee may well go to save the case, vacate the discharge and use the proceeds of your personal injury suit to pay creditors. When you signed your bankruptcy ID and schedules, you swore that you programmed all of your assets. Your personal injury case certainly was an asset even if it hasn’t resulted in a judgment so far. You may or may not have committed perjury or fraud depending on the circumstances. Much depends on your intent and state of mind at the time you filed your petition. If you cannot afford a lawyer, it is really valuable for you to make one. Maybe you can contact legal bolster services in your community. The trustee is not particularly interested in making an example out of you or hurting you. He may have a problem with your former attorney. It is very valuable that you cooperate with the trustee now.