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Blog Posts in March, 2010

Judge Hoffman set to take the bench April 15, 2010

Judge Melvin Hoffman is set to take the bench April 15, 2010. Judge Hoffman will be taking the seat left by retiring Judge Rosenthal in the Massachusetts Bankruptcy Court, Central Division. Judge ...
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Recent Discharge Violation Case Settles for $15,000

A recent discharge violation case of mine has settled for $15,000.00 In this case a creditor continued to call and send bills to a family after they had filed for bankruptcy and after they had ...
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Creditors that continue to attempt to collect on discharged debt are violating the law.

At the conclusion of most individual bankruptcy cases a Debtor receives a “discharge” of his debts. The discharge is a release of your personal legal obligation to repay your debts. In part that ...
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I just filed bankruptcy and my creditors keep on calling -- What can I do?

After filing bankruptcy the “automatic stay” comes into effect. Much like the name implies it happens automatically upon the filing of your case and stays actions against you. This means that a ...
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