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Applying for bankruptcy but not really bankrupt

I know this sound like a dumb question but im wondering. I know somebody who recently just apply for bankruptcy but in reality she`s not. She makes about 40 to 50 thousand dollars a year and she just simply run her credit cards and feels like not paying anymore, so she is applying even though shes not. Is there a number where I could call to advise the government or anything that shes using bankruptcy as her scapegoat ….

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One Response to “Applying for bankruptcy but not really bankrupt”

A licensed trustee said...

If you have concerns regarding someone’s bankuptcy you should either contact the trustee handling the file or the nearest Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy.