Social media activity can significantly impact bankruptcy cases, as judges and trustees actively monitor online profiles to assess whether individuals are living beyond their means or concealing assets; individuals should make their profiles private and avoid posting about vacations, luxury purchases, or high-end activities, as such content may be interpreted as bad faith or fraudulent behavior, potentially disqualifying them from bankruptcy relief.
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Have you ever seen cases they're filing for bankruptcy, they get approved, but then online on the gram, they're just still like living life?
>> That happens a lot and I do tell people that they need to watch out. In the legal community in general, it has come out that judges and opposing counsels are looking at your social media to see what you're doing. And if you're getting ready for bankruptcy or in bankruptcy with me, I always say make your profile private or please do not post that you're on vacation or you're buying something or you're even at a restaurant cuz that just looks like bad faith, you know, especially whether we like it or not. I was born in Hialeah, you know, we have a bad reputation of taking advantage of the system. So, we're being overly scrutinized in federal court, South Florida. I have a hard time sometimes with some of my clients.
>> Have you had cases though where some where like does get to the opposing counsel and a judge and they say, "Hey, look at this person here hanging out on a yacht. They're eating at Mika. They're doing this. They're doing that, but they're filing bankruptcy." They're hanging out with Eddie and Giglio. So, the trustees, which represents the bankruptcy court, which is the federal government, okay? And yeah, they're going to see, you know, that's nice.
They have a Range Rover, a Maserati, a Lamborghini. How did you get that?
They've also looked at some of my clients who have done transfers like right before they file for bankruptcy, they'll remove themselves off of an asset. That's what's called a fraudulent transfer. So, they run into trouble. And I've warned them about that because I never put my clients in a position where they're not going to qualify, but I've had clients that I couldn't take their case or I say, "Hey, we're going to have to wait a few years, you know, because they did something stupid."
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