If you hire a Bankruptcy Attorney to file your Bankruptcy case – it will be filed electronically. Since September 1, 2004 all Bankruptcy Attorneys in Kansas have been required to file documents through Electronic Case Management / Electronic Case Filing (CM/ECF). This allows Bankruptcy Attorneys to file and have access to records 24 hours a…
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We had a wonderful time yesterday at In Step In Shape Walk & Expo hosted by the Johnson County Parks and Rec 50+ department. The event took place at the Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm in their lovely Heritage Center. Tim Talbott presented a wonderful historical interpretation and video covering the history of the Mahaffie…
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The two chapters of bankruptcy utilized by most consumers are chapter 7 or chapter 13. A case filed under chapter 7 will be a shorter case, where the trustee assigned is looking for nonexempt property to sell for the benefit of the creditors. A case filed under chapter 13 will be open for 3-5 years,…
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