How A Government Shutdown Will Affect Bankruptcy Courts
Will the Federal Government shutdown on October 1, 2013? If so, how will it effect the Bankruptcy Courts? ... Read full article
Will the Federal Government shutdown on October 1, 2013? If so, how will it effect the Bankruptcy Courts? ... Read full article
Bankruptcy judges are selected by the Judges of the Circuit Courts of Appeal for their Circuit. I have no idea why. ... Read full article
Homeowners experiencing financial difficulties can avoid losing their homes by getting a mortgage modification. The trouble many people have is getting their mortgage company to agree to grant them an affordable modification. ... Read full article
Here is a guide to preparing effective testimony in your bankruptcy case . ... Read full article
An old adage says that liens “pass through bankruptcy” unaffected. As old adages go, it’s right as much as it’s wrong. Particularly when referring to judgment liens against someones home which are normally subject to “avoidance.” But a July, 2012 ... Read full article
A Central Illinois Bankruptcy Court Judge ruled the trustee who oversees administration of a bankruptcy case can avoid mortgage liens that do not comply with an Illinois law that requires the mortgage contain notice of the interest rate, loan amount and ... Read full article
When a Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan gets confirmed by the Bankruptcy Court, the monthly payments you are supposed to pay to the trustee are set by the confirmation order. But they are not always set in stone. ... Read full article
The Bankruptcy Court Scrutinizes Fees Charged by Consumer Attorneys By definition, the assets of bankruptcy debtors are limited. Taking this reality into account, the Bankruptcy Code has historically required debtor attorneys to disclose their fees, and in ... Read full article
The Supreme Court issued a second opinion arising from the seemingly endless litigation over claims against the estate of the late Pierce Marshall (Anna Nicole’s elderly husband of one year before his death). In this 5-4 split opinion released yesterday ... Read full article