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Archive, May 2017.
- "Property of the Estate" Includes an Inheritance
- "Property of the Estate" Excludes Property in a Spendthrift Trust
- "Property of the Estate" Excludes Powers You Exercise for Another's Benefit
- "Property of the Estate" in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- The U. S. Trustee--Administrator and Enforcer
- 5 More Things to Know to Protect Your Property through Exemptions
- 5 Things to Know to Protect Your Property through Exemptions
- Using the Right Set of Property Exemptions
- The Chapter 7 Trustee Challenging an Asset's Value
- The Chapter 7 Trustee Looking into an Asset
- The Trustee in a Consumer Chapter 7 Case
- Resolving a Fraudulent Transfer Painlessly through Chapter 13
- Preventing Avoidance of Fraudulent Transfers through Chapter 13
- Are Charitable Gifts Fraudulent Transfers?
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