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Jesse Barrientes: Well, Dave, what happens – you’d mentioned before about payroll control where the money is coming out. If I didn’t do payroll control, would my employer find out? Obviously if I’m doing payroll control, they’re going to know. But if I didn’t want to do that? David Siegel: Well, your employer only needs+ Read More

Jesse Barrientes:         Let’s take the situation that we were talking about before about getting credit.  So if we are getting credit for an automobile, let’s say that it becomes difficult for me because of the reasons you said.  Can I dismiss my 13 and refile it?   David Siegel:               You can.   Jesse Barrientes:         And+ Read More

Jesse Barrientes:         What happens if – because it’s going to be lean living during this time.  What happens if I need to get credit?  If I’m going to be able – if I’m locked into this plan for three years or five years, and I need – I probably shouldn’t, not the greatest idea but+ Read More
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David Siegel: Let me ask you this, Jesse. Do creditors object to your plan for your organization or do they just accept it? Jesse Barrientes: It depends on the creditor. Sometimes they object. Essentially, and we talked about this which is similar in a Chapter 7. It’s a 341 Meeting. It’s essentially the same, Meeting+ Read More