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A non-profit filed for bankruptcy. I am a creditor. They have committed gross fraud. Being that it is costly, no body challenged them, so they have already confirmed their "plan". Under "1144" I would challenge them. The state is NJ. They do not have to file a 990 to the IRS. So, how would I prove that the employees that they are claiming (which I know) is false? They provided a w-2, but there is no proof that they filed it.
They also transferred properties to the officers of the corporation for pennies. What is my recourse?
Unfortunately, you do not state enough facts about your situation in order for me or anyone else to answer your question completely. This would be much easier to talk about on the telephone. You can call me at this number anytime your wish. 915 261-3893 I will not charge you just to talk on the phone.
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Can answer questions about bankruptcy, lawsuits or judgments that have been filed against you. Also can answer questions about tax issues, property that is facing foreclosure, repossession of vehicles, and wage garnishments. 915 261-3893
Experience
Over 30 years experience assisting consumers with lawsuits and bankruptcy matters since graduating from law school.
Publications
Numerous published appellate court opinions; Law review publications; Article on consumer bankruptcy in Black Enterprise magazine; was requested to author a book on consumer bankruptcy by Doubleday Publishers
Education/Credentials
Over twenty years of education including law degree (J.D.); masters and bachelors degrees in political science; author of magazine articles related to consumer bankruptcy; hundreds of hours of continuing education legal education and seminars
Past/Present Clients
Have had well over a thousand bankruptcy clients during the past 30 years and have had many clients in civil lawsuits during the same time period
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