Colorado Bankruptcy Dangers

Dangers to keep in mind when filing Colorado bankruptcy.

Distressed debtors are anxious to find relief from their financial troubles. At the Denver Bankruptcy Center, we are eager to give you the help you need and get you out of debt through Colorado bankruptcy. To help you succeed, we are sharing with you the potential dangers that debtors encounter while filing Colorado bankruptcy. The most successful debtors are prepared, so watch out for these pitfalls.

• Credit Counseling: Before you can file for Colorado bankruptcy, you must complete an approved credit counseling course. The course only takes about 20 minutes to complete and can be done on the phone, online, or in person. Ask your attorney about taking the course before you file.
• Credit Cards: Be careful how you use your credit cards. The Colorado bankruptcy court claims all purchases over $600 made within 90 days before your bankruptcy filing.
• Preference: The bankruptcy court claims all payments made to your family members within the past year before your bankruptcy filing as well as any payments made to your creditors within the past 90 days. The court does this to ensure all your creditors are treated fairly.
• Inheritance: The Colorado bankruptcy court claims all non-exempt assets you inherit during the 120 days before you file for bankruptcy.
• Disclosing Assets: When you disclose all your assets to the Colorado bankruptcy court, make sure your list is complete. Failure to disclose all your assets is bankruptcy fraud and is punishable by imprisonment. Don't worry, your experienced attorney is there to make sure that doesn't happen.
• Communal Property: When disclosing their assets, debtors sometimes forget to include assets they share with others. All assets you share with others must be disclosed to the court. Your attorney will make sure you avoid these problems.

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