White River Junction has two listed attorneys that practice bankruptcy law. Jan Sensenich is a Chapter 12 and Chapter 13 Trustee for the United States Dept. of Justice Trustee Program and Michelle Kainen practices consumer bankruptcy law. Information about these two attorneys including date of admission to the Vermont State Bar, contact information and education background (if known).

About White River Junction

White River Junction is located in Windsor County on the border of Vermont and New Hampshire. It is 44 miles from the Vermont Bankruptcy Court in the City of Rutland. Other communities nearby with practicing bankruptcy attorneys include Woodstock, Montpelier and Rutland, the state capital of Vermont.

Relevant Attorney Articles

Bankruptcy and Attorneys - What should you know? Cost of Filing Bankruptcy - Court and attorney Fees Can You Run a Business While In Bankruptcy? - A debtor can operate their business, enter into leases, sell property, and possibly reject collective bargaining agreements under Section 365 of the Bankruptcy Code Chapter 11 Attorneys - Qualifications and cost

Attorney Name - Education, Address and Practice

Name Michelle Kainen Education: Undergraduate School: CSU / San Diego State University, San Diego, California Graduate School: CSU / San Diego State University, San Diego, California (Taxation) Law School: Unknown Address: Michelle Kainen Attorney at Law 1011 North Main Street Suite 31 White River Junction, VT 05001 Telephone: (802) 296-2100 Practice: Consumer bankruptcy Windsor County Vermont State Bar - Admitted 2003 New Hampshire State Bar - Admitted 2008 Name Jan M. Sensenich Education: Undergraduate School: Unknown Law School: Vermont Law School - South Royalton, Vermont Address: Jan Sensenich Attorney at Law 2456 Christian Street Suite 3 White River Junction, VT 05001 Telephone: (802) 649-1213 Practice: Chapter 12 and Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Trustee For Chapter 12 and 13 correspondence, the address is 2 Beaver Meadow Road, Norwich, VT 05055. The phone number is the same as White River Junction. Vermont State Bar - Admitted 1984

341 Meetings and Trustee Articles

The Bankruptcy Trustee - The U.S. Trustee's Office in each district maintains a panel of persons who are qualified to serve as bankruptcy trustees. Chapter 11 Trustee - If a trustee is appointed in a Chapter 11 case, he becomes responsible for the management of the debtor's business affairs, and the filing of the required reports and tax returns. 341 Creditors Meeting - The purpose of the meeting is for the trustee and the creditors to have an opportunity to question the debtor about the debtor's assets, liabilities, and any matter which may relate to debtor's right to a discharge. Chapter 11 Creditors Committee - The committee is composed of holders of unsecured claims, excluding insiders, and has up to 7 members. Meeting of Creditors in Chapter 13 - The trustee and creditors are allowed to ask questions about the debtor's assets and liabilities, his financial affairs, and his proposed plan.

Written by Jack Garchar