Legal Question in Bankruptcy in New Hampshire

Taxes
In the state of NH if you are filing bankruptcy and you are behind on your property taxes what happens and can you file bankruptcy on property taxes without losing your property?

Asked on 9/16/01, 7:04 pm

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Alexander M. Rosenfeld Rosenfeld & Stein, P.A.

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Re: Taxes

As I am not qualified to practice law in N.H., I cannot give you a reply. Seek competent counsel in N.H..

Bkc will delay the ultimate day of judgment.

Answered on 10/28/01, 9:49 am

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