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Do I Really Need to File 60 Days of Pay Stubs When I File Bankruptcy?

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It seems as though the requirement in the current bankruptcy law that a debtor must file all of their pay advices (pay stubs) with their bankruptcy petition is overly rigid.  Surely if you omit one pay advice, the bankruptcy judge will understand and overlook your omission, wouldn’t s/he? The answer is a resounding NO.  Even the [...]

Full post as published by The Debt Podcast on December 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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