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- Jul 10, 2017
Would I be correct in assuming that being substantially in debt/filing for bankruptcy isn't looked upon favorably by the administering authorities?
A Lawyer has certain Fiduciary Responsibilities. They handle Client funds in fairly large amounts. Look at everything Nick went through to set up the GFM and feed into the IOLTA. They must be absolutely trusted to handle other peoples money. And their business must be insulated and stable enough not to be subject to liens or levies that would in any way jeopardize those client funds. The Personal Bankruptcy might not be enough to get a lawyer disbarred, (although the governing bodies will look very negatively at such) but I'm gonna guess that most States will prefer that you be fiscally sound and responsible at the point of application. I mean Money Fuckery is the easiest way to get disbarred. Would you hand somebody who is already walking that path a license in your state with no questions asked? Gregikins reeks of being a Lolyer. You can see the train heading for the washed out bridge with no breaks, It just hasn't quite gotten there yet.