Jacqueline
Hammond,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, September 15, 2003
There are different kinds of bankruptcies, which can vary from State to State. Some can be filed with distributable assets, while others are not. This type of information is available, in public record. Try to track down their Bankruptcy court case pending for more specifics. Look for keywords: distrubutable assets, which can occur in the form of a refund for those in your situation. An Attorney wouldn't be necessary, and they would leach all of your refund anyway. Locate the County that their bankruptcy was filed in, and then call the specific Circuit Court. Explain your situation, because they might have some pointers for you. If you know the specific date when this was filed, you can find in your local newspaper. The library would have all archived issues, you shouldn't have to go back that far. The library might also have some pointers. It could be that you would have a long wait for that refund, but it's better-late-than-never. Hope it works out. Consumer Advocate Rip-off Report Volunteer