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Trustee Cannot Avoid Deed Because Every Letter Of the Notary’s Signature Was Not Fully Discernible
Eleventh Circuit Allows Individual Chapter 11 Debtor To Argue Appointment Of Trustee Violated Thirteenth Amendment
Why Replace Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustees Now?
When someone leaves a job, is it always necessary to replace them? The bankruptcy system’s watchdog seems to think so, even if that makes little sense. ... Read full article
Should I Tell My Bankruptcy Attorney Everything?
Creditors Plan To Snatch Assets From Bankruptcy Trustees
http://www.flickr.com/photos/psykotrooper/ Creditors are starting to talk up how to snatch assets away from bankruptcy trustees who don’t even know they’re coming. ... Read full article
Mortgage Liens Declared Invalid in Central Illinois Bankruptcy Court
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
341 Meeting Understanding the Process
Bankruptcy is a complex solution to a complex problem. It can be an intricate process,especially when it comes to Chapter 7 bankruptcy. One aspect of that process is the 341 Meeting. While its name may sound like legal gobbledygook, its purpose in the ... Read full article
Are Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Biased Towards Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
Are Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Biased? In my experience, absolutely not. In fact, consumer bankruptcy attorneys are among the most dedicated the legal profession has to offer, performing what is sometimes a thankless job for people who are under ... Read full article
What is Bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy Relief Hasn’t Always Been Available Bankruptcy is a process under federal law whereby individuals as well as businesses can shed unmanageable debt and start over. Under the right circumstances, filing for bankruptcy can provide tremendous ... Read full article
Bankruptcy Reform
People who are facing mortgage foreclosure routinely ask me if they can get their house payment lowered by filing bankruptcy. This question highlights a common misconception of bankruptcy law, and may be the result of news articles dealing with ... Read full article
The Barton Doctrine and Trustee Lawsuits
So you want to sue a bankruptcy trustee? First get in line. Next, come to the realization that it might not be quite as easy as you’d think. Before a trustee can be sued for actions that fall within their official duties of administering the bankruptcy ... Read full article
I Filed Bankruptcy, Now I Want Out…
Dismissing a Bankruptcy Case While bankruptcy has the ability to provide great relief to those facing financial difficulty, it is not always a bed of roses. There are things that can go wrong with a bankruptcy case. Many debtors learn the hard way that ... Read full article