Representing Creditors, Trustees and Bankruptcy Filers
When creditors, bankruptcy trustees or debtors have disputes about the dischargeability of certain debts or the protection of certain assets, an adversary proceeding may result. Either side can file a complaint against the other in bankruptcy court for a variety of reasons.
At The Law Offices of Michael H. Raichelson, we represent both creditors and debtors in adversary proceedings. Contact us to discuss our proven track record of successful results. For a free consultation with a lawyer, call us in Woodland Hills, California, at 818-921-7306.
Bankruptcy Adversary Proceedings — Encino Bankruptcy Litigation Attorney
There are several situations in which a party within a bankruptcy proceeding might file an adversary proceeding.
- Creditor. A creditor may argue that a debt owed to it should not be discharged in bankruptcy due to an exception such as fraud, willful or malicious injury, or that the bankruptcy was filed in bad faith.
- Trustee. A bankruptcy trustee may argue schedules were completed improperly or were intentionally fraudulent or done in bad faith, and he or she may attempt to recover funds or property paid to a creditor.
- Bankruptcy filer. A debtor who filed for bankruptcy may file an adversary proceeding against a creditor to recover damages for an automatic stay violation, a discharge injunction violation or a violation of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
Challenging Bankruptcy — With Us, You Will Succeed
Michael H. Raichelson, our competent Woodland Hills adversary proceeding attorney, will advise you or your business on your chances of success with an adversary proceeding. His years of work in complex litigation cases have prepared him to meet the exacting requirements of making arguments — and winning — in court.
Bankruptcy law is complicated. However, our skilled bankruptcy attorney will provide the guidance you need to win in an adversary proceeding.
For more information, contact us online today.
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