Bankruptcy Bill’s Song Contest: Check out the songs!

December 16, 2009
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If you’ve been reading this blog, you may remember reading about Bankruptcy Bill’s Bankruptcy Song Contest (of which I’m one of the sponsors), which invited anyone to submit a song or songs that somehow relates to the topic of bankruptcy.

Now the submissions are in, and you can see all the entries on the Bankruptcy Bill website. Additionally, you’re invited to vote for your favorite bankruptcy song.

I haven’t picked my favorite yet, but I bet I can predict which one my wife will vote for. 🙂

Here are some of the bankruptcy songs submitted:

“AMEND IT MY WAY” by Judge Sheri Bluebond (United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California)

“DEBTS IN WRONG PLACES” by Judge Alan S. Trust(United States Bankruptcy Judge, Eastern District of New York)

“‘TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE FILING” by Mark Sippel, Esq. (Sippel & Carroll PLLC (Kingman, AZ))

“THE BANKRUPTCY ABUSE SONG” by Mark Sippel, Esq. (Sippel & Carroll PLLC (Kingman, AZ))

“BANKRUPTCY WIFE’S LAMENT” by Arlene Robins (Woodbury, NY)

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Meanwhile, if you have your own “Bankruptcy Abuse Song” to sing and would like to become a “Debt-Free Girl” (or boy), and you think you need New York bankruptcy help, please get in touch with me for a free initial consultation so we can get started turning your blues into an “Ode to Joy.”

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