How long after being served with an eviction notice can you file for bankruptcy?
How long after being served with an eviction notice can you file for bankruptcy? Tim Cella used to work at several law firms First, I’m not a lawyer. Second, you should absolutely speak with a lawyer in your state as all states have different interpretation of bankruptcy law. With that being said, the timing for filing for bankruptcy after being served with an eviction notice can vary depending on the specific circumstances of the case and the type of bankruptcy you plan to file. In Utah for example, if this eviction notice is a court order of eviction then filing bankruptcy won’t help you. However, if it’s a 3-day pay or vacate in Utah and the court case has not been filed; then filing bankruptcy will delay the eviction process (it won’t permanently stop it). If you are facing eviction and want to file for bankruptcy to stop the eviction process, it is generally best to speak with a bankruptcy attorney as soon as possible to determine your options and the best course of action. ...