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Does… Anyone Know, What Too Expect When It Comes To Receiving A Summons?

I Received A Summons, Too Appear. The Reason Why, Is Because Of A Credit Card Debt. I Would Like Too Know What Too Expect From This? Will I Have Too Go In Front Of A Judge?, Or Will I Just Be In A Room With The Creditor? Another Thing Is, I’m In Bankruptcy. I’ve Paid My Retainer Fee. I Just Don’t Have A Case Number Yet. I Have All My Attorney’s Information Though. I Live In The State Of Florida.

If you FILE the case before your court date, then you just need to show up with your case number and give it to the judge.

If you only paid a retainer fee, then you have not actually filed BK. And the procedure is like I explained in your other posting
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You will be in the courtroom with all the other people. Everyone in the room will hear your case if you choose to let it go before the judge. Once the judge gets to your docket number, he will then give both parties a chance to go into another room and work out a deal. If a agreement is reached before his set time period, then the judge will not hear your case.

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Bankruptcy lawyers: if you want attorneys' fees from the IRS, exhaust your administrative remedies (It might not be a bad idea anyway).: An article from: Florida Bar Journal


Bankruptcy lawyers: if you want attorneys’ fees from the IRS, exhaust your administrative remedies (It might not be a bad idea anyway).: An article from: Florida Bar Journal


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Two new issues in post-BAPCPA 13 cases. (Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005): An article from: Florida Bar Journal


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