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It is possible that you individually or your business may find that someone who owes you money has filed for bankruptcy. Sometimes not only does that debtor leave a portion of the debt owed to you unpaid, but, to add insult to injury, the bankruptcy Trustee, debtor-in-possession, or the Unsecured Creditor’s Committee sends a demand letter asking for the return…
In a Final Divorce Decree, a family court may order the parties split a marital debt. For example, a family court may order that each party pay 50% of a joint tax debt. Such an order does not, however, prevent one party from seeking to discharge their obligations in bankruptcy. In the case of Mason and Mason, the wife attempted…
New Hampshire workers’ compensation law provides substantial protections to workers involved in work-related injuries. One of these protections prevents creditors, in most instances, from being able to collect from a worker’s compensation claim or award for debt which is owed to them Pursuant to RSA 281-A:52, claims for compensation under the Workers’ Compensation statute are not assignable and are exempt…