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2008-07-04 bankruptcy: Your rights and duties as a landlord are governed by the laws of Maryland, not bankruptcy law. Thus, as a practical matter, you should be sure to list the tenant as a possible creditor in the bankruptcy...
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2008-07-04 Dismissing Chapt.13: First of all, I don't necessarily agree with the advice to let the Trustee file a motion to dismiss. By doing that, you put yourself in a position where if you need to file another case within one year...
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2008-07-03 Bankruptcy and Severence Pay: That is a great question. I guess the first question I'd ask is, how much was it, and did you have any exemptions available that would have covered it had it been received before you filed your bankruptcy?...
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2008-07-02 Education Expense: I've never had a client need to prove it up, but you need to provide documentation showing the actual payment of the expenses, AND explain why these are reasonable and necessary and explain that they are...
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2008-07-02 Additional Clothing\Food expense: Very uncommon. I would expect a lot of resistance. Even if you can prove that you spend the extra money, you still have to prove that the expense is necessary and not frivolous. Are you that close on the...
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