For all parties involved, bankruptcy can be a convoluted and confusing process. When debts are owed to community associations, questions arise as to how to treat pre-petition assessments (assessments incurred prior to the bankruptcy filing) and post-petition assessments (assessments incurred after the bankruptcy filing), and in what manner can community associations collect those differing debts. Unfortunately, as Florida bankruptcy courts have reached different decisions on how to treat post-petition assessments, the answer may depend on which district court the case is filed. Read the article………..
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