No, probably not. Your involvement with the Bankruptcy judge is usually quite limited. In a Chapter 7 case, you will only have to appear in front of the Judge if one of your creditors files an objection to one of your objections or to the dischargeability of one of your debts. In a Chapter 13 case, you will only have to appear before the Judge at the hearing on the confirmation of your repayment plan.
If you have any questions about Bankruptcy in Michigan, call the law office of Michael J Shovan PLC right now at (877) 233-9389 and speak to an attorney who can answer your questions. Michael J Shovan PLC is a debt relief agency.
NOTICE: THIS POST IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT INTENDED TO CONSTITUTE LEGAL ADVICE NOR WILL ANY EMAIL OR INTERNET BASED COMMUNICATION ESTABLISH AN ATTORNEY CLIENT RELATIONSHIP. ANY ATTORNEY CLIENT RELATIONSHIP WILL BE ESTABLISHED BY A WRITTEN AND SIGNED RETAINER AGREEMENT.
BECAUSE THE LAW IS CONSTANTLY CHANGING THIS INFORMATION MAY CHANGE. IF YOU NEED LEGAL ADVICE PLEASE CALL AN ATTORNEY AT MICHAEL J SHOVAN PLC AT (877) 233-9389.
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