Stephen M. Dunne Named 2021 Pennsylvania Super Lawyer.

Super Lawyers, a subsidiary of Thomas Reuters, chooses leading attorneys in each state through a rigorous selection process, which includes peer evaluations and nominations combined with independent research. Each year, no more than five percent of lawyers in each state receive the Super Lawyers honor, and no more than 2.5 percent of lawyers statewide are recognized as Rising Stars. Attorney Dunne has been nominated seven times by Super Lawyers in the area of consumer bankruptcy.

“It is an honor to be recognized with super powers,” said Stephen Dunne. ”I am proud of the work we do for consumers and pledge to continue fighting the dark forces that represent creditors and corrupt financial institutions.

As the founder of Dunne Law Offices PC, Stephen M. Dunne is committed to representing clients in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the surrounding areas. He focuses his practice on handling consumer bankruptcy cases and has helped over 1,000+ individuals and families go through the Bankruptcy process.

Mr. Dunne earned a Bachelor of Science from The Pennsylvania State University. During his time there, he served as an infantry soldier with the Pennsylvania National Guard and as a cadet with the U.S. Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps. Mr. Dunne then went on to receive a Juris Doctor from New England Law | Boston in 2005.

For the last decade, Mr. Dunne has been dedicated to helping clients make a fresh financial start. He understands that filing for bankruptcy can be an emotional and complicated process and is known for treating clients with respect. Media sources, including FOX News, The Nation and The Philadelphia Inquirer, have sought Mr. Dunne’s insights on consumer bankruptcy matters. He is admitted to practice before all Pennsylvania state courts, the U.S. District Courts for the Middle and Eastern Districts of Pennsylvania and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit.

Active in his community, Mr. Dunne provides pro bono legal services to a number of organizations, helping seniors, the homeless, immigrants and veterans.

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QUESTIONS THE TRUSTEE IS REQUIRED TO ASK YOU AT YOUR 341 MEETING OF CREDITORS

 QUESTIONS THE TRUSTEE IS REQUIRED TO ASK YOU AT YOUR  341 MEETING OF CREDITORS

1. State your name and current address for the record.

2. Please provide your picture ID and Social Security number card for review.

3. Did you receive a copy of this bankruptcy notice information sheet?

4. Did you sign the petition, schedules, statements, and related documents and is the signature your own?

5. Is that your signature on page 6 of the bankruptcy petition?

6. Did you read the petition, schedules, statements, and related documents before you signed them?

7. Are you personally familiar with the information contained in the petition, schedules, statements and related documents?

8. To the best of your knowledge, is the information contained in the petition, schedules, statements, and related documents true and correct? Are there any errors or omissions to bring to my attention at this time?

9. Did you list all of your real estate on Schedule A?

10. Did you list all personal property on Schedule B?

11. Is Schedule C a complete list of the property that you are claiming as exempt?

12. Is Schedule F a complete list of your creditors?

13. Is Schedule I an accurate list of your income at the time you filed for bankruptcy?

14. Is Schedule J an accurate list of your current monthly expenses?

15. Have you previously filed bankruptcy? (provide trustee with case number and the discharge information to determine discharge eligibility in this case).

16. What is the address of your current employer?

17. Is the copy of the tax return your attorney provided to my office before this meeting a true copy of the most recent tax return you filed?

18. Do you have a domestic support obligation? To whom? Please provide the claimant’s address and telephone number, but do not state it on the record.

19. Are you current on your post-petition domestic support obligations?

20. Have you filed all required tax returns for the past four years?

21. Did anyone pass away that gave you money or property in the past year?

22. Have you paid any debts to family or friends in the past year?

23. Have you sold or otherwise disposed of any property in the last four years?

24. Have you sold or given anything away in the last four years?

25. Is their any money or property owed to you?

26. Were you been involved in any auto accident cases or slip-n-fall cases in the last four years?

27. What is the status of each case and who is representing you?

28. Do you have the right to sue anyone?

29. Why did you file for bankruptcy?

QUESTIONS THE TRUSTEE IS REQUIRED TO ASK YOU AT YOUR 341 MEETING OF CREDITORS

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