Debtors will often go to the extreme in order to clear their names of debt. This often means committing bankruptcy fraud in an attempt to clear debt, or make money.
A man accused of being a “serial filer” recently received a year long prison sentence for filing for bankruptcy over 10 times without ever having plans of following through on his claims.
Abby Lee Miller, the Pennsylvania dancer and star of Lifetime channel’s “Dance Moms,” recently received a sentence of one year and one day in federal prison after pleading guilty to charges of bankruptcy fraud last June.
Alexander Papakyriakou, a 62-year-old real estate developer in Arizona, was recently sentenced to two years in prison for submitting false statements in his bankruptcy petition.
Debtors will often go to the extreme in order to clear their names of debt. This often means committing bankruptcy fraud in an attempt to clear debt, or make money.
It sounds like Dance Moms star Abby Lee Miller made some shocking claims in her initial bankruptcy filing, which is why perhaps she is dealing with a bankruptcy fraud case.
Debtors will often go to the extreme in order to clear their names of debt. This often means committing bankruptcy fraud in an attempt to clear debt, or make money.
It looks like Abby Lee Miller’s bankruptcy fraud trial was delayed for a third time. The 49-year-old **Dance Moms **could face up to five years behind bars in addition to $5 million in fines if convicted.