Bankruptcy Pay Stub Requirements
When you come in to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, it is very important that you have all of your pay stubs for the last 6 months. Failure to have these pay stubs, will result in the delay of your case being filed. The importance of the pay stubs in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, allows for the US trustee to determine if you are abusing the bankruptcy system. Based on your last 6 months pay stubs will allow the US trustee to determine this. The attorney will not file your case if you do not have all of you pay stubs for the last 6 months.
The courts require that your bankruptcy attorney file the last 60 days pay stubs. This is another reason why it is important to provide all of the necessary documents to help get your case filed and on its way. No one wants to delay having to go through their Chapter 7 bankruptcy, so get all of your paperwork together and get it into gear to get your case filed.
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