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Is it possible for a trustee to take my 2012 refund?

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Answered by attorney Roxanne Eberle (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Wild Sky Law Group, PLLC
Yes, the trustee may take a tax refund; however, if you use one of your exemptions to cover it, you may be able to preserve it for yourself.
Yes, the trustee may take a tax refund; however, if you use one of your exemptions to cover it, you may be able to preserve it for yourself.

How long do I have to wait for a lawyer to file the bankrupts after I paid in full included the court cost?

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Answered by attorney Angelo Anthony Gasparri (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Gasparri Law Group
Your question is actually about how your lawyer runs his office, and not about anything that the Court or Trustee would care about.  The Truth is that we cannot file a case until it is paid in full.  This is the rule, but how a lawyer supports you in being complete is their business. In my office, we prepare the case as soon as there is a deposit, and we have the case ready to file when the client is paid in full.  If there is a reason to wait between the signing ceremony and the filing, we discuss it.  Many lawyers will not even look at your file until you are paid in full.  Then they start the work.  A well run office can finish a petition in a day if all the documents are in.  Most lawyers average a week or two in a non-emergency situation.  If you are paid in full, and you have all your information to the attorney, then it is a customer service issue and you should be in touch with his office. BTW - there are always strategic reasons to hold a case -- DMI, Foreclosure Dates, transactions that need to drop off bank statements -- but your lawyer should be telling you about them. Good luck!
Your question is actually about how your lawyer runs his office, and not about anything that the Court or Trustee would care about.  The Truth is that we cannot file a case until it is paid in full.  This is the rule, but how a lawyer supports you in being complete is their business. In my office, we prepare the case as soon as there is a deposit, and we have the case ready to file when the client is paid in full.  If there is a reason to wait between the signing ceremony and the filing, we discuss it.  Many lawyers will not even look at your file until you are paid in full.  Then they start the work.  A well run office can finish a petition in a day if all the documents are in.  Most lawyers average a week or two in a non-emergency situation.  If you are paid in full, and you have all your information to the attorney, then it is a customer service issue and you should be in touch with his office. BTW - there are always strategic reasons to hold a case -- DMI, Foreclosure Dates, transactions that need to drop off bank statements -- but your lawyer should be telling you about them. Good luck!
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Can I withdraw my 401k before filing for bankruptcy?

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Answered by attorney Philip Rory Boardman (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Haven Law Group, P.C.
Yes, you can withdraw from your 401k. However, before you do that you definitely should consult with a bankruptcy attorney. It typically costs about $1500 to file a straight forward chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Yes, you can withdraw from your 401k. However, before you do that you definitely should consult with a bankruptcy attorney. It typically costs about $1500 to file a straight forward chapter 7 bankruptcy.
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