debt relief bankruptcy
Maxing credit card before bankruptcy?
If we file Chapter 13 bankruptcy to get some debt relief we’ll still have tons of school loans left to repay. We’re thinking of using our $13,000 credit card to pay off one of the school loans and then including that card in the bankruptcy. Are there any laws that would prevent this or is there any reason you can think of that this wouldn’t be a good idea?
That may not be allowed to be included in bankruptcy if you do it within a certain time of filing, because it could be considered fraud. You didn’t think it would be that easy did you? You should consult with a bankruptcy attorney before making any foolish moves you may regret.
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