This new “Right Side of the Law: Criminal Defense News” vlog features Warner Partners Madelaine Lane and Elisabeth Von Eitzen in a discussion about truthfulness in bankruptcy cases. They forewarn that failure to disclose and/or lying on bankruptcy pleadings is a criminal offense. And you could be called to testify under oath in the court of law, making everything you say or do subject to penalty of perjury. The line between asset protection and bankruptcy fraud can often get blurred, leaving you exposed and at risk of making a wrong move. Madelaine and Liz discuss examples of concealing or lying in bankruptcy proceedings, and the penalties associated with this type of crime.
To learn more about Warner’s experience helping clients with bankruptcy and criminal cases, view the video below.
Filing for Bankruptcy? Truth is Critical
