Yes, if we can argue that it is a tool of your trade.

Today I received a phone call from a computer programmer/seo expert.

If you file bankruptcy in Ogden, or really anywhere north of North Salt Lake, you will have your 341 meeting of creditors at the Federal Building in Ogden.

Yes.

If there is an emergency happening today, like

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No, not in a chapter 7, and maybe in a chapter 13.

In a chapter 7, the bankruptcy trustee will not let you keep your tax refund.

Yes, but it’s worse than that.

If you are in a chapter 13, if you don’t turn over your refund (because you spent it on your family or rebuilt the transmission that just went out), the trustee can move to dismiss your case.

No, but it sure is a good idea.

The bankruptcy trustee normally only gets paid about $60 a case from the court to conduct the 341 meeting of creditors.

Yes, and no.

Yes, I speak Spanish.

If you file bankruptcy in West Valley City, Utah, then you’ll end up going to court in Salt Lake.

After we file your chapter 7 or chapter 13, you will have to meet with a bankruptcy trustee about one month later.

I am opening one this week.

I just registered the website www.westvalleycitybankruptcy.com and will be opening up an office there this week.

I serve all of Utah, but over the weekend I was looking at the placement of bankruptcy attorneys in the state, and I noticed that although West Valley City is the second largest city in the state, there is really only one bankruptcy attorney physically located in the entire city.

This means that I need to open an office there and serve the people of West Valley City.

I really don’t know.

With bigger hospitals, if we list them in the bankruptcy, they take the hit and then generally continue to see you and your family down the road and offer medical services.