Litigation in the bankruptcy court, whether it started elsewhere or began in bankruptcy,
takes an already difficult judicial process and then adds complicated financial documents, contract disputes, mortgage and security interest issues and other problems with an overlay of uniquely
complex substantive and procedural bankruptcy law to which non-bankruptcy lawyers are often unaccustomed.
In addition, bankruptcy litigation frequently involves businesses and individuals for whom the stakes are critical and emotions are high.
At SKINNER LAW FIRM, LLC, our attorney has many years of experience representing creditors, debtors, trustees and other parties in objections to discharge, objections to
dischargeability of debt, subordination of claims, objections to allowance of claims, objections to confirmations of plans, avoidance of preferences, recovery of fraudulent conveyances,
turnover proceedings, and state claims removed to the bankruptcy court.
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