Court Dismisses Bankrutpcy Cases for Substantial Abuse. Here, the debtor initially filed a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy that was dismissed. Thereafter, debtor filed a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in an attempt to cause substantial delay to a creditor who sought to collect a valid debt against this debtor. A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy can be dismissed by the court […]
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Recently Posted Articles written by: Charels R. Harroun, Attorney at Law
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