Summary
To maintain your automatic stay in a Massachusetts bankruptcy case, comply with court orders, file required documents on time, attend hearings, and avoid new debt. If facing fraudulent conveyance by debt collectors, document evidence, notify the bankruptcy trustee, and file a motion. If your stay is removed, file a motion for reconsideration, gather additional evidence, and seek legal advice. If denied, consider appealing, filing an adversary proceeding, or a motion to withdraw the reference. Consult a bankruptcy attorney for specialized advice.Full Conversation
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To address fraudulent conveyance by debt collectors in your bankruptcy case in Massachusetts, you should:
- Document Evidence: Gather all related documents and communications with the debt collectors.
- Notify the Bankruptcy Trustee: Inform your bankruptcy trustee about the fraudulent conveyance.
- File a Motion: Consider filing a motion with the bankruptcy court to address the fraudulent activity.
Are you working with a bankruptcy attorney currently?
No i am insolvent because of the fraudlent transfer
To help you better, could you specify if you have already filed for bankruptcy or are planning to file soon?
Already filed chapter *
To address the fraudulent transfer in your already filed Chapter * bankruptcy case in Massachusetts:
- Document Evidence: Collect all relevant documents and communications regarding the fraudulent transfer.
- Notify the Trustee: Inform your bankruptcy trustee immediately about the fraudulent transfer.
- File a Motion: You may need to file a motion with the bankruptcy court to address and rectify the fraudulent transfer.
Have you already notified your bankruptcy trustee about this issue?
I notified the judge and trustee but they removed my stay
It appears you have already taken significant steps. To address the removal of your automatic stay:
- File a Motion for Reconsideration: Request the court to reconsider the removal.
- Gather Additional Evidence: Provide any new evidence of the fraudulent transfer.
- Seek Legal Advice: Consult with a bankruptcy attorney for specialized advice.
Are you considering hiring an attorney now?
Court denied my motion for reconsideration
It sounds like you're in a tough spot. Since the court denied your motion for reconsideration, you might consider these steps:
- Appeal the Decision: You can appeal the court's denial, but there's a strict timeline.
- Consult an Attorney: Given the complexity, seeking legal advice is crucial.
Would you like more information on how to appeal, or assistance with finding legal representation?
Do i appeal or do an advisiary proceeding or motion to withdraw the reference
Since your motion for reconsideration was denied, you have a few options:
- Appeal: You can appeal the court's decision, but you must do so within a strict timeline.
- Adversary Proceeding: File an adversary proceeding to address the fraudulent transfer directly.
- Motion to Withdraw the Reference: Request to move the case to a district court.
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