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1 Answer | Asked in Bankruptcy for New York on
Q: In NY, how to I remove myself from someones list of creditors in a bankruptcy chapter 7 filing?
Robbie L Vaughn
Robbie L Vaughn
answered on Jan 23, 2012

Not sure that is possible, but you could try contacting the Court Clerk or the Debtor's attorney. However, the Debtor is required to list all creditors. You might receive a distribution if assets are discovered. Also, most cases close within 3-4 months anyway.

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Q: I have a house as an asset and i want to sell it and declare bankruptcy 1 month after the sale.. Is that a good idea?

I want to know if selling my house before declaring bankruptcy will exempt me from all the bills i kow. Or should i declare backrupty then sell the house.

Robbie L Vaughn
Robbie L Vaughn
answered on Jan 23, 2012

Depends. More info is needed. Consult an attorney.

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Q: WHAT DOES IT MEAN WHEN A BANKRUPTCY PETITION IS DISMISSED?
Robbie L Vaughn
Robbie L Vaughn
answered on Jan 23, 2012

After a dismissal the case will be closed. The bankruptcy will be over unless/until a motion is made and granted reopening the case.

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