http://www.kellycanhelp.com/should-i-tell-my-bankruptcy-attorney-everything/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=should-i-tell-my-bankruptcy-attorney-everything Helping people get out of debt. Sun, 01 Aug 2010 02:27:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.kellycanhelp.com/should-i-tell-my-bankruptcy-attorney-everything/#comment-750 Columbia Bankruptcy Hearings: "What Do I Wear?" | Lexington Bankruptcy Lawyer Lex A. Rogerson Fri, 16 Jul 2010 15:49:53 +0000 http://www.kellycanhelp.com/?p=706#comment-750 [...] jewelry that you have not listed in your schedules.  So if you haven’t listed it, tell your bankruptcy lawyer and have him list it for you.We all know stories about this happening, and it can be more than [...] [...] jewelry that you have not listed in your schedules.  So if you haven’t listed it, tell your bankruptcy lawyer and have him list it for you.We all know stories about this happening, and it can be more than [...]

]]> http://www.kellycanhelp.com/should-i-tell-my-bankruptcy-attorney-everything/#comment-181 Jonathan Ginsberg Sat, 09 Jan 2010 23:04:29 +0000 http://www.kellycanhelp.com/?p=706#comment-181 Jeff, I would add that a bankruptcy debtor should also reveal information to his lawyer after the case is filed as well. In the inheritance example you gave, that information would be relevant after the filing as well, as would a job change, a divorce or any other life change. Jeff, I would add that a bankruptcy debtor should also reveal information to his lawyer after the case is filed as well. In the inheritance example you gave, that information would be relevant after the filing as well, as would a job change, a divorce or any other life change.

]]> http://www.kellycanhelp.com/should-i-tell-my-bankruptcy-attorney-everything/#comment-180 Melinda Dionne Sat, 09 Jan 2010 19:01:33 +0000 http://www.kellycanhelp.com/?p=706#comment-180 Clients should always remember it is usually the things they don't tell their lawyer that get them into trouble. An experienced bankruptcy attorney can only help you if you fully disclose your facts. Clients should always remember it is usually the things they don’t tell their lawyer that get them into trouble. An experienced bankruptcy attorney can only help you if you fully disclose your facts.

]]> http://www.kellycanhelp.com/should-i-tell-my-bankruptcy-attorney-everything/#comment-179 Jennifer Weil Sat, 09 Jan 2010 17:51:28 +0000 http://www.kellycanhelp.com/?p=706#comment-179 Nice post! The info you provide here goes not only for people who would lie to their attorney, but also for those who just innocently leave out certain info either because they didn't think it important to mention or because they forgot. Clients need to spend time up front thinking about the details of their finances and jotting down reminder notes of things to tell their bankruptcy attorney. Nice post! The info you provide here goes not only for people who would lie to their attorney, but also for those who just innocently leave out certain info either because they didn’t think it important to mention or because they forgot. Clients need to spend time up front thinking about the details of their finances and jotting down reminder notes of things to tell their bankruptcy attorney.

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