Who do I report bankruptcy fraud to?
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Who do I report bankruptcy fraud to?
Company A – around for a long time. Owned by father/sun duo. Get into debt because they overspend and manage their money poorly. Son buys Company B from friend for a dollar. Father and son move all of the clients and assets over to Company B and move office locations. Company A stops paying their independent contractor production workers, leaves the building in the cover of night, and files bankruptcy. Isn’t this illegal? Who do I report this to?
Asked on June 8, 2012 under Bankruptcy Law, Nebraska
Answers:
Janet Martin / Janet Martin Attorney at Law
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Definitely improper. If you are one of the creditors, you can challenge the discharge of your debt; you can attend the hearing of creditors and ask a couple very pointed questions so the trustee hears, and finally whether or not you are a creditor you can write to the trustee and share all the information you have with some supporting evidence.
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