Collection Lawsuit papers are NOT like all the rest of the collection letters that have likely been piling up for months.  There are usually real consequences to a lawsuit. If you get served with a lawsuit, it’s understandable if you believe that there is nothing you can or should do about it.  But doing nothing is almost never a good idea.
Why not?

By Jessica Bruder

Collection lawsuit papers are NOT like all the rest of the collection letters that have likely been piling up for months.  There are usually real consequences to a lawsuit. If you get served with a lawsuit, it’s understandable if you believe that there is nothing you can or should do about it.  But doing nothing is almost never a good idea.
Why not?

Here at Shenwick & Associates, many clients, lawyers and accountants have called us regarding the discharge of taxes in bankruptcy filings.  Many kinds of “old” state and federal income taxes are dischargeable in bankruptcy. In the case of income taxes, they are dischargeable in Chapter 7 if all the following criteria are met:

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