He can, yes. But, presuming you can support that the funds there are really entirely yours, wouldn't (and haven't) been used to benefit your son, etc...that only for the reason you stated was your son on the account...i think it's fair to say he'll release them back.
Don't try lieing or scamming the court on something like this...they will investigate your statements...and lieing to them will very likely result in them not giving the money back...and recommending you be criminally prosecuted for attempted fraud.
I filed a bankruptcy because I was injured and could not work. When I had nearly depleted my savings I paid my utility bills for the next year, leaving enough for food and gasoline up to when I thought I would be well enough to work (I was guessing a year). Then I closed my bank account and used only cash. I landed a job the day after the bankruptcy was awarded so I needed to open a bank account immediately (cashing checks without your own account is very expensive). I had no trouble getting an account at a local credit union. I am hard-pressed to understand why acquiring a bank account would be associated with a bankruptcy, money is money.
no because you have no money idiot
Circuit City is closing because it has gone bankrupt and can no longer afford to stay open.
You can keep your car.Bankrupts rarely lose their cars because they've gone bankrupt. Of course this is conditional and only bankruptcy advisors knows if yours is safe. Contact an attorney or bankruptcy advisor. They should be able to help.
Of course. Their bankruptcy does not change YOUR obligation to them! (One reason they may be bankrupt is because they aren't getting paid what they are owed). In fact, the bankruptcy court becomes involved in assuring all assets and everything that can be used to pay the creditors of the bankrupt is found and used. The court may well take action against you to make sure it is collected.
Toni Braxton said she was millions in debt because of her heart condition when she filed bankruptcy a second time.
according to history no insurance companies has been bankrupt because all insurance companies are under the insurance commission which is a government body. in addition, there's no gov't. body has been into bankruptcy. only pre-need companies are going into bankruptcy.
The first account you use is the administrators account.
Only the State and Federal government institutions have the right to levy your bank account directly. Banks can take your paycheck to cover insufficient funds in the check-owner's bank account (with that bank) but cannot do so just because the owner of the account is filing for bankruptcy.
Yes, you still pay rent, because being bankrupt does not entitle you to free housing.
A bank account can usually only be held for thirty days from the time it is secured. The joint account holder should contact the bankruptcy trustee to learn what is necessary to have their percentage of the funds returned.
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