No Counseling for Involuntary Bankruptcy

INVOLUNTARY DEBTOR NOT REQUIRED TO OBTAIN PRE PETITION
COUNSELING
In re Sims, Case No. 08-41668
January 2009, Judge Karlin

109(h) pre petition counseling requirements do not apply to an involuntary debtor.

Digest by:  Jan Hamilton, Trustee

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