Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Texas

How to respond to a bankruptcy judge that insists you sign a document stating that you have turned over every single receipt, check, invoice (you get the idea) of EVERY transaction that was ever made since 1991! If you don't, held in contempt. If you do, and even ONE document was misplaced, lost, dog ate it, whatever, you will go to jail for 5 yrs. for perjury because you signed that STUPID piece of paper that said everything you had ever given, bought, thought about getting, had already been turned over. Which by the way, it has. Over a million pages. Still, they insist there's more. Don't sign it..jail. Do sign it...jail. What to do, what to do! Can't even pay my attorney because they are holding my money, and are refusing to release it. Would very much appreciate any opinions/suggestions! Thanks!


Asked on 9/06/10, 8:11 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Greg Wiley Law Office of Greg Wiley PLLC

It is highly unusual to ask for information back to 1991. If you turned everything over, you should make an assurance. You need to discuss this with your bankruptcy attorney. You attorney should have a better idea as to why this request is being made. You might should let your attorney that you turned over everything you have and put that in an affidavit.

Best of Luck

Greg

http://www.bankruptcy-plano.com

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Answered on 8/11/11, 1:37 pm


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