Bankruptcy Adversary Proceedings

Experienced Washington State Bankruptcy Attorney

Skillfully Guiding Clients Through Bankruptcy Adversary Proceedings

During a bankruptcy case, things may not flow as smoothly as the parties wish. Questions may arise concerning payments during the preference period. The dischargeablity of certain debts may be challenged. These matters can lead to a lawsuit known as a bankruptcy adversary proceeding.

At The Law Office of Andrew J. Makar, P.S., in Fife, Washington, I represent debtors or creditors during bankruptcy adversary proceedings involving fraudulent conveyance or preference actions. As a former IRS auditor, I have the skill to carefully analyze each case and prepare a strong strategy designed to protect your interests.

Whether you have had a bankruptcy adversary proceeding filed against you or you require assistance in pursing proceedings to avoid further delays, I can help. Contact me, attorney Andrew Makar, to discuss your case.

What Are Bankruptcy Adversary Proceedings?

Bankruptcy adversary proceedings are civil actions typically brought by creditors against individuals or businesses filing for bankruptcy. These lawsuits question whether or not the debtor truly needs to restructure or discharge his or her debt.

Often involving accusations of bankruptcy fraud, adversary proceedings can based on:

• Proof of luxury goods purchased shortly before filing bankruptcy
• Record of cash advances before filing bankruptcy
• A known history of mortgage fraud
• A known history of falsifying financial statements
• A known history of falsifying loan applications
• IRS trust fund recovery penalties

Contact Me

If you require strong representation in bankruptcy court, you can rely on my experience and record of success. I am available to meet at your convenience, including evening and weekend appointment times. Contact The Law Office of Andrew J. Makar, P.S. at 253-926-0202 to schedule a consultation.

This is a debt relief agency. I help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.