Ex-San Antonio attorney Chris Pettit spent almost $252,000 in the 40 days after filing bankruptcy
Pettit, 55, transferred the retirement money into checking and savings accounts at Martha's Vineyard Bank in Massachusetts. "It may be consistent with his pre-bankruptcy lifestyle," said San Antonio attorney Martin Seidler, who represents creditors in the case. Pettit listed $27.8 million in assets and $115.2 million in debts in his personal bankruptcy, one…
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