Virtual Bankruptcy Assistants (VBA’s) do a lot of things for the attorneys that they work for, not the least of which, is helping to protect them.
This could be something as simple as protecting them from deficiency notices by just doing a good job on the petitions prepared for him or her.
Taking this a step further, [...]

Virtual Bankruptcy Assistants (VBA’s) do a lot of things for the attorneys that they work for, not the least of which, is helping to protect them.

This could be something as simple as protecting them from deficiency notices by just doing a good job on the petitions prepared for him/her.

Taking this a step further, what about helping to protect your attorney from potentially fraudulent debtors that may have something to hide?

Recently I was working on a petition for an attorney where only the husband was filing a Chapter 7.

The debtor had a fairly unique name, and so I decided to do a Google search on his name.

As I perused the Google results, I came across something interesting…the debtor was listed as being a member of a yacht club, and was the owner of a 28’ yacht. It even listed the name of the yacht.

“Hmm”, I thought; “That boat isn’t listed on the client intake form”.

Before you read on, think for a moment about what you would do. Here is what I did…

We had an interesting situation this week that turned out badly for the debtor.
We had trustee request information from the debtor in regards to a PayPal transfer of $1,000 the day before the debtors bankruptcy petition was filed.
What is PayPal?
PayPal is an e-commerce business allowing payments and money transfers to be made through the [...]

Because we are at the end of a month, and I am running into some bankruptcy petitions that are expiring, I felt it an appropriate time to write an article about this subject.
For starters, does a bankruptcy petition really expire?  Yes…sort of.
What this is referring to is the fact that a bankruptcy petition is a [...]

– by Victoria Ring, Colorado Bankruptcy Training
I worked on a bankruptcy petition this week that involved a couple who had worked at the same job for 25 years.  They owned no real property and no unexempt personal property.  Their credit card debts totaled only $33,000 and they owned 2 older cars with very low market [...]

– by Victoria Ring
Clay Holland is really busy this week putting together the TWO DAY Atlanta Bankruptcy Seminars so I thought I would catch you up on my week.
ATLANTA SEMINAR?
Yes, Clay is finalizing the date and then he will make the announcement.  Stay tuned for more details from Clay a little later.
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The problem: There is not enough left over for the debtors to make a Chapter 13 Plan payment.
I talked with an attorney today who said:  For a Chapter 13 Plan, I thought all I needed to do was take the amount left over between Schedules I and J and this was the Plan payment.
Unfortunately, [...]

Dear Victoria Ring:
Thanks for all you do.  And I appreciate the information you provide to us.  I just wanted to add that I currently work for a major bank.  I work with borrowers with defaulted business loans.  And let me tell you that on a lot of the deals we have, I have seen quite [...]

The following questions and answers were submitted to 713Training.Com either at a teleconference or by email during this past week. The answers are provided by Victoria Ring who is not an attorney.  Therefore, the information provided in this material is for training purposes only and no whole or part should be regarded as legal advice.
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