payroll payment
Date: Fri, 12/24/2010 - 10:09
I used to work for a guy who is now filing Chapter 13. He still owes me several thousand dollars. He is not listing me in his paperwork as a creditor. One person told me that the government and listed creditors get first crack at repayment and if there's any thing left over, that would go to things like payroll, etc. He is telling me that payroll gets taken care of first. What's the truth? I can't really believe alot of what he tells me anymore. Should I get myself added as a creditor? Thanks.
you probably will want to call and talk to his attorney. If you
you probably will want to call and talk to his attorney. If you are not listed, your debt will probably not be discharged since he is required to list ALL creditors...thus he is making a conscience decision to exclude you.
Government debts are for the most part are non dischargeable...so it really doesnt matter if they get paid more or less in the bk proceedings. Secured creditors generally get the first crack.
