Corporation Bankruptcy and Family Law Evaluation

[All4Justice]

My question involves bankruptcy in the state of: CA

My business was a corporation and is dissolved and bankrupt. There were no assets (all vehicles etc. were leased) and no accounts at time of bankruptcy filing.

My question is: My ex-wife is trying to get our Family Law Judge to enforce a $5000 judgement back in December of 2007 to get the failed business evaluated. When she got this she and her attorney were fully aware that I was going to file for bankruptcy and went ahead to try to get it evaluated. They did not believe I lost my accounts due to the economy etc. Now she is trying to claim that the "business" is currently worth a MILLION dollars and is also trying to get the disolved, bankrupt business evaluated. This is absurd, rediculous and a bitter move on her part in her quest for greed and money.

So, is this even possible to get a bankrupt, dissolved corporation evaluated after it had been discharged? NO assets were found and all equipment has been reposessed.

Thank you for your responses.

 

[All4Justice]

Results are in~!

The Judge ruled in my favor. A corporation cannot be evaluated after is has been discharged through bankruptcy unless it is "Joindered" into the existing litigation. No one asked for it to be joindered and therefore is a moot subject as you cannot bring in an essentially "dead person" into litigation.

 

[TinkerBelleLuvr]

Thank you for sharing. Those tidbits of info do help.