Bankruptcy Blogs

Beware of “Emergency” or “2 Page” Bankruptcy Filings

09/25/11

avoid emergency bankruptcy petitionsA typical Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 petition requires you to submit well over 50 pages of documentation, including:

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Beware of “Emergency” or “2 Page” Bankruptcy Filings

09/25/11

avoid emergency bankruptcy petitionsA typical Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 petition requires you to submit well over 50 pages of documentation, including:

[more]

Beware of “Emergency” or “2 Page” Bankruptcy Filings

09/25/11

avoid emergency bankruptcy petitionsA typical Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 petition requires you to submit well over 50 pages of documentation, including:

[more]

Beware of “Emergency” or “2 Page” Bankruptcy Filings

09/25/11

avoid emergency bankruptcy petitionsA typical Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 petition requires you to submit well over 50 pages of documentation, including:

[more]

Beware of “Emergency” or “2 Page” Bankruptcy Filings

09/25/11

avoid emergency bankruptcy petitionsA typical Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 petition requires you to submit well over 50 pages of documentation, including:

[more]

Beware of “Emergency” or “2 Page” Bankruptcy Filings

09/25/11

avoid emergency bankruptcy petitionsA typical Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 petition requires you to submit well over 50 pages of documentation, including:

[more]

Southern District Submits Model Plan for Individual Chapter 11 Cases for Comment

09/25/11

The Southern District of Texas has proposed several local rules for public comment. One of the interesting proposals is a model plan to be used by individual chapter 11 debtors.

You can find the announcement with links to related documents here.

[more]

Southern District Submits Model Plan for Individual Chapter 11 Cases for Comment

09/25/11

The Southern District of Texas has proposed several local rules for public comment. One of the interesting proposals is a model plan to be used by individual chapter 11 debtors.

You can find the announcement with links to related documents here.

[more]

Civility Begins On the Bench

09/25/11
One of the legacies of the Works Progress Administration was the construction of majestic federal courthouses and courtrooms. When you walk into the en banc courtroom of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans or Judge Leif Clark's courtroom in San Antonio or any one of dozens of other courtrooms, it is hard not to be filled with reverence for the important work which goes on there.
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Civility Begins On the Bench

09/25/11
One of the legacies of the Works Progress Administration was the construction of majestic federal courthouses and courtrooms. When you walk into the en banc courtroom of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans or Judge Leif Clark's courtroom in San Antonio or any one of dozens of other courtrooms, it is hard not to be filled with reverence for the important work which goes on there.
[more]