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Bank Statements

I havenï¿½t been making any payments on my credit cards and the phone calls wonï¿½t stop so i am considering bankruptcy. I owe about $50,000. If i do decide to file, will i have to show my bank statements to show where every penny went over the past months or is that only looked at once bankruptcy is filed?
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One Response to “Bank Statements”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

Normally you won’t have to provide any bank statements to the trustee when filing a bankruptcy. In a typical scenario this information is provided directly by your creditors, but in unusual cases you could be asked for these statements.

The best thing to do is contact a licensed trustee in your area, explain your situation and they will be able to advise you whether or not the believe any bank statements would be required.