Fraudulent concealment in Louisville, KY bankruptcy or debt cases can affect legal claims. Nick Thompson explains your rights. Call today.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water another shark-eating shark shows up. You might think a closing attorney or bank doesn’t have to pay both the seller and the buyer for a building. However, that’s incorrect. In fact, a trustee can undo a perfectly good property purchase. That’s when…
I’d like to talk with you today about fraudulent concealment and transfers when you file for bankruptcy. First, there is an inherent danger with undesirable outcomes when a debtor tries to conceal assets during bankruptcy. Secondly, anything you reveal to your bankruptcy attorney is under the attorney-client privilege. The point is, your attorney can’t help…