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sold properties before the bankruptcy

What happens if you sold the properties before the bankruptcy?

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One Response to “sold properties before the bankruptcy”

A licensed trustee said...

Tell you trustee abut the sales – when they happened, the price they sold for, how much miney (if any) you received. If you’ve spent the money you’ll alos need to provide your trustee with a list of how you spent it and perhaps prrof of payment.

Whether or not thei will impact a bankruptcy (or a proposal) will depend on your answers to all of these questions. I suggest you use the links on this site to find a trustee in your area and give them a call.