I recently had a customer declare bankruptcy on me and stuck me for about $9000. Attorney says they have a secured creditor and I won't see any money. Part of doing business, I extended them too much credit, I understand and wrote it off last year.
Now I get a letter from the attorney for the bankruptcy estate. It says that because I received payment from my customer 90 days prior to them declaring bankruptcy, the trustee attorney "may have the right to recover the payments as an avoidable preference". I may have to pay back $5000 that I received in that 90 days.
Guess what I have to do now? Of course, contact an attorney (and pay them) for their advice. Some of the laws in this country are really f'd up
Now I get a letter from the attorney for the bankruptcy estate. It says that because I received payment from my customer 90 days prior to them declaring bankruptcy, the trustee attorney "may have the right to recover the payments as an avoidable preference". I may have to pay back $5000 that I received in that 90 days.
Guess what I have to do now? Of course, contact an attorney (and pay them) for their advice. Some of the laws in this country are really f'd up
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