Best Foreclosure Lawyers in Paterson, NJ

Objection to Bankruptcy by an Ex-Spouse's is not possible, unless you are a party in interest or a creditor. An ex-spouse cannot use the bankruptcy court to gain revenge.   General grievances are not acceptable in bankruptcy court.  As we know, many times divorces do not end well. Ex-spouses may look for ways to create a difficult situation for the other.    Yes, even in Bankruptcy Court.    After the matrimonial divorce case is over, many ex-partners now look further into the financial matters of their ex-partners.   My father was a matrimonial lawyer for over 50 years.   I saw the high tensions during divorces.    I never regretted the field of bankruptcy that I chose to focus my law practice. However, bankruptcy has great financial protections.    Alimony, child support and divorce court proceedings that are owed to a creditor must be paid.    If a Matrimonial Court orders that Divorce Legal Debts are paid by the other party, that debt remains and cannot be discharged in bankruptcy.    Alimony and child support are non-dischargeable in bankruptcy without an adversary  proceeding.    These are general statements.  There are sometimes exceptions and exceptions to the exceptions in Law. If the ex-spouse has been paid or is being paid all that they are owed, why would they object?    In the case below, there was no legal standing to object.   However, after a contentious divorce, only the Trustee, interested parties to a bankruptcy can object to someone's bankru...