Can a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Be Denied in Minneapolis, MN?
We get this question often. Can this be denied? If we are talking strictly in terms of percentages, over 99.9% of all Chapter 7 debtors get a discharge of their debts. There are some who will not. Why? If you are hiding assets before or during your bankruptcy filing you will be in trouble. If you refuse to cooperate with the administration of your case, you will be in trouble. In short, honest debtors get relief and dishonest debtors do not.
At LifeBack Law Firm we will not take cases for anyone who is looking to abuse the system; who is looking to hide assets or has made so many questionable transfers in advance of filing bankruptcy. There is something to be said for taking a debtor as they are and where they are without debtors engaging in a tangled web of transfers and concealment.
As bankruptcy attorneys, LifeBack Law Firm’s job is not to help anyone trying to trick the system. Our job is to help honest people get relief from their debts. The debtors we work with are good people caught in bad situations. They are people who want to cooperate and get relief from their debts. The people we are describing are the 99.9% of people who file Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, cooperate, disclose, and get relief.
There will always be some who think they can outsmart the system, play the system, and in the process will lose their discharge, be denied a discharge or worse. Thankfully, these are far and away are the minority of people who file bankruptcy. At LifeBack, we are trained to recognize these people and send them on their way.
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While a bankruptcy discharge can be denied or revoked, it is rare. The vast majority of debtors who file bankruptcy are honest people caught in bad situations who need relief. These people are willing to disclose everything and cooperate fully. When the time is right, or when you are ready, reach out to Minnesota’s most kind and helpful bankruptcy law firm by going now to www.lifebacklaw.com.
