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Organized by type of bankruptcy case (Chapter 7, 11, 12 or 13) and by type of party (debtor, creditor, or trustee), this valuable set provides you with cost-efficient and practice-effective methods for enforcing your client's rights and obtaining remedies in a bankruptcy case. Contains questionnaires, checklists, sample letters, as well as methods and strategies that have been tested in actual bankruptcy cases. Also features a detailed addendum on Electronic Filing and Electronic Case Management.
¦ Determine whether a bankruptcy filing is necessary and which chapter to file under
¦ Collect important and necessary information from the client
¦ File initial papers for Chapter 7, 11, 12, or 13 cases or for involuntary cases
¦ Identify issues and circumstances that may arise with particular types of creditors
¦ Analyze the Schedules of Assets and Liabilities, the Statement of Financial Affairs, and Proofs of Claim
¦ Prepare for the meeting of creditors
¦ Prosecute or defend against avoidance actions
¦ Determine dischargeability of debts, discharge of the debtor, and exceptions to discharge |