Legal Question in Bankruptcy in New York

Re: bankruptcy and personal injury

Yes, assuming you will be filing a chapter 7 personal bankruptcy case (and not chapter 13 or chapter 11), once you file personal bankruptcy your personal injury case becomes an asset of your bankruptcy estate to be administered by the bankruptcy trustee. The law allows you to claim a small exemption in personal injury claims. It is important to hire a knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney to prepare your petition and schedules and not blow your exemption. Doing it yourself or with a paralegal service is not advisable.

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Re: bankruptcy and personal injury

If you qualify, You may be able to keep the first $7,500 for yourself. The rest may go to your creditors.

Your Bankruptcy Attorney and Personal Injury Attorney will need to consult.

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