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What does “frivolous bankruptcy” mean?
My mother filed for a medical bankruptcy and the collections company has filed a frivolous bankruptcy petition in order to take her residence, which fell well within the limit of things she could have and still declare bankruptcy. (It’s appraised at $19,500) Now, they are saying it is worth over $92,000. Three real estate agents have in the last month as considerably less than $20,000. They say they have an offer on the property of $40,000 and that takes precedence and now propose to take the property and sell it to whoever has offered the money for the property to pay her debts. This little piece of property is all she has left. What can we do?
Frivolous bankruptcy means that you are filing for bankruptcy but actually have the means to pay your bills.
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