This time of year, costumes, masks, and spooky makeup line the shelves of Mankato, Minnesota area department stores, beckoning folks to come along and alter their appearances. Putting on a costume or disguise can be exciting, especially for partygoers and trick-or-treaters on this one night each year. But what about the other 364 days?<\/p>\n
Telling the truth, rather than hiding behind a costume or mask, is vitally important to a bankruptcy filing. As an example, let\u2019s take a look at Abby Lee Miller from the popular television show Dance Moms<\/em>, who came under investigation this week for fraud.<\/p>\n Although you may have heard about this infamous bankruptcy case over the past few days, let\u2019s take a deeper look at Miller\u2019s case to examine the benefits of a truthful bankruptcy filing:<\/p>\n\n