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Are you required to go to court in a bankruptcy proceedings?

Posted on February 18th, 2010 No Comments

When individuals file for bankruptcy, they do not necessarily go to multiple court hearings. However, they are often required to attend one hearing, which is commonly known as a 341 meetings.

At this meeting, bankruptcy filers will meet with their bankruptcy trustees and any creditor that chooses to attend. If creditors choose to file a motion as result of this meeting, then filers may be forced to attend a bankruptcy hearing.

If you or anyone you know is considering filing for personal bankruptcy, contact the Birmingham personal bankruptcy attorney Paula Greenway at 205-324-4000.

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