Bankruptcy Blogs

How Chapter 7 Can Help You Pay Your Non-dischargeable Student Loans

04/15/12

Bankruptcy Code 523(a)(8)In my last post, I argued that the current

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How Chapter 7 Can Help You Pay Your Non-dischargeable Student Loans

04/15/12

Bankruptcy Code 523(a)(8)In my last post, I argued that the current

[more]

How Chapter 7 Can Help You Pay Your Non-dischargeable Student Loans

04/15/12

Bankruptcy Code 523(a)(8)In my last post, I argued that the current

[more]

How Chapter 7 Can Help You Pay Your Non-dischargeable Student Loans

04/15/12

Bankruptcy Code 523(a)(8)In my last post, I argued that the current

[more]

How Chapter 7 Can Help You Pay Your Non-dischargeable Student Loans

04/15/12

Bankruptcy Code 523(a)(8)In my last post, I argued that the current

[more]

How Chapter 7 Can Help You Pay Your Non-dischargeable Student Loans

04/15/12

Bankruptcy Code 523(a)(8)In my last post, I argued that the current

[more]

How Chapter 7 Can Help You Pay Your Non-dischargeable Student Loans

04/15/12

Bankruptcy Code 523(a)(8)In my last post, I argued that the current

[more]

How Chapter 7 Can Help You Pay Your Non-dischargeable Student Loans

04/15/12

Bankruptcy Code 523(a)(8)In my last post, I argued that the current

[more]

After Bankruptcy: Suing Navy Federal

04/14/12

We sue debt collectors and creditors a dozen times a month.  For doing illegal things to our clients–before bankruptcy or after the bankruptcy.

We don’t make a lot of money doing that.  But I think big companies can act like small children–they do what they can get away with.   I don’t let them get away with much when it comes to my bankruptcy clients.  That’s part of my job as a lawyer.

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Long Term Care Insurance Proceeds In Bankruptcy

04/14/12

A caller asked me for help with his parent’s debt and judgment. The parent has long term care insurance and is living in an  assisted living facility. The parent is expecting a lump sum reimbursement from the insurance company to reimburse for prior care expenditures. The parent intends to deposit the insurance check in a checking account. The question posed was whether a bankruptcy trustee could claim the long term care payment and whether the proceeds would be protected in the parent’s bank account. 

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