Of course. Just hope the testator doesn't die within 6 months of your filing, since you would have to report that to the trustee. If it's a small amount, you might be able to exempt it.<br>
in 2007 i was made bankcrupt and never discharged in 2013 my mum left me some money in her will and i never got a penny the OR took it all. is this right
Not likely. Bankrupt means that they have no money.
While some people went bankrupt in the 1890s mini depression, many businesses went bankrupt during the Great Depression.She felt emotionally bankrupt because of her drug addiction.
yes you can bankrupt
no.
well, if he went bankrupt, then he lost all of his money
probably
No, by many accounts she had an estate worth about $20 million when she died. She left all of her money to her daughter.
Bankrupt means having no money or assets. Bankrupts, therefore, are a group of persons or busnesses that have no money or assets.
You become bankrupt.
It left the country bankrupt and owing huge amounts of money to the United States.
Bankrupt
they are running out of money