McKinstry & Division - Banktupcy Fraud
Overview
With the increased number of bankruptcy filings nationwide, there are also an increasing number of debtors who are seeking to abuse the bankruptcy process. These debtors may be actively kiting debts or incurring charges during the presumption period. Debtors may also pay their taxes with their credit cards.
By carefully reviewing the account history, we can determine whether an adversary proceeding objecting to the discharge of the debt is appropriate. If a decision to object to the debt is made, we contact the debtor's attorney regarding the matter and attempt to resolve it through a reaffirmation or lump sum payment. If a resolution is not reached, we file a lawsuit objecting to the discharge of the debt.
Because we are careful to only pursue meritorious cases, our success rate in recovering on discharegeability cases is very high.