Mortgagee’s Misapplication of Plan Payments not Tortious
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Civil Contempt Against Debtor Not Stayed by Bankruptcy Petition
By: Colleen E. Spain St. John’s Law Student ... Read full article
Definition of “Reasonably Equivalent Value” Narrowed as Pool of Potential Litigants is Expanded in Fraudulent Transfer Context
By: Steve Traditi St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Questions of Fact and Faith: Tithing, Undue Hardship, and Student Loan Discharge
By: Jessica Wright St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Will Recent Use of Credit Cards for Necessities Like Food and Clothing Prevent me from Filing Bankruptcy?
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Will Recent Use of Credit Cards for Necessities Like Food and Clothing Prevent me from Filing Bankruptcy?
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Will Recent Use of Credit Cards for Necessities Like Food and Clothing Prevent me from Filing Bankruptcy?
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Section 108 Relief Automatically Available to Foreign Representatives in Chapter 15 Cases
By: Andrew J. Zapata St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Will Recent Use of Credit Cards for Necessities Like Food and Clothing Prevent me from Filing Bankruptcy?
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Non-Collusive Mortgage Foreclosure Held Preferential
By: Adam S. Cohen St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Second Circuit Expands Settlement Payment Defenses
By: Tianja Samuel St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Will Recent Use of Credit Cards for Necessities Like Food and Clothing Prevent me from Filing Bankruptcy?
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All Tolled, Section 108(c) Preserves a Mortgagee’s Option to Commence a Foreclosure Until After the Automatic Stay is Lifted
By: Matthew W. Silverman St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Intentional Conduct May Be Required to Prove Defalcation under Section 532(a)(4) In Certain Circuits
By: Elizabeth Vanderlinde St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Quasi-Judicial Immunity Shields Trustee from Personal Liability Quasi-Judicial Immunity Shields Trustee from Personal Liabili
By: Barry Z. Bazian St. John’s Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Determining Meaning of Debtor’s Principal Residence Under BAPCPA
By: Patrick McBurney St. John's Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article
Will Recent Use of Credit Cards for Necessities Like Food and Clothing Prevent me from Filing Bankruptcy?
There is no perfect time to file fo ... Read full article
Will Recent Use of Credit Cards for Necessities Like Food and Clothing Prevent me from Filing Bankruptcy?
There is no perfect time to file fo ... Read full article
Will Recent Use of Credit Cards for Necessities Like Food and Clothing Prevent me from Filing Bankruptcy?
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Chapter 15 Does Not Permit Relief Manifestly Contrary to U.S. Public Policy
By: Malerie Ma St. John’s University Law Student American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff ... Read full article