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: Bankruptcy Law NetworkWhy Do Creditors Rarely Show Up at Chapter 7 341 Hearings?
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Today, December 29, 2009, was a cold and miserable day in Atlanta, Georgia.
Unfortunately I had a Chapter 7 bankruptcy 341 hearing to attend at the federal courthouse in Atlanta.
I bundled up the best I could, took the train to the nearest stop – about 1/2 a mile from the courthouse – and braved [...]Full post as published by Bankruptcy Law Network on December 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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