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Protect Your Rights as a Creditor in Bankruptcy Cases
Once a debtor files for bankruptcy, creditors are put at an immediate disadvantage in the debtor/creditor relationship. The automatic stay in bankruptcy prohibits virtually any effort to enforce a debt against a debtor or to repossess collateral. However, there are many things that a creditor in bankruptcy can do to protect and enforce their rights, including:
• Motions for relief from stay
• Nondischargeability actions
• Collateral valuation determinations
• Oppositions to lien avoidance motions
• Objections to discharge
• Objections to confirmation in Chapter 13 and Chapter 11 plans.
Contact Our Creditor Rights Law Firm
If you are owed money by a person or business that has filed for bankruptcy, call our Massachusetts Creditor Rights Attorney today to see how we can help you to protect your rights, recover collateral and get paid. We offer free initial consultations by phone or at our office in Framingham. We can be reached at 508-202-0681 or by completing an online contact form
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