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Dec 2020“Have You Sent Us a Bank Statement for Every Account?”
Posted by Robert Weed / in Weekly Posts /
The Hardest Question You’ll Get Asked at Your Bankruptcy Hearing
Like most people, you will be stressed when you get ready for your bankruptcy hearing. People are worried they’ll be asked “How did you get into this mess?” Actually, that almost never comes up.
The hardest question that always comes up is this one: “Have you sent us a bank statement for every account.”
This is a hard question because many people have far more open bank accounts than they actually are using. So, what’s the single best thing you can do to make your bankruptcy hearing go smoothly? Close those bank accounts you are not using.
Close those unnecessary accounts.
Do you have a six dollar savings account at your home town bank? Close it!
Do you still have $5.00 in the credit union at your old job? Close it. Do you have $11.00 in a Paypal account? Close it. Do you have $31.00 in Bitcoins? Close it. Have a six dollar savings account from your hometown bank where you went to high school? Close it!
Close those unnecessary bank account. When it’s time for your bankruptcy hearing, you’ll be glad you did.
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Robert Weed has helped fifteen thousand people file bankruptcy in Northern Virginia. Robert Weed is a frequent panelist and speaker at the meetings of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. He is one of Northern Virginia’s most experienced personal bankruptcy lawyers. As an expert on changing consumer bankruptcy laws, Robert Weed has been interviewed on local and national TV and quoted in newspapers across the country.
