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Reaffirmation Requires Written and Signed Contract Between You and Your Creditor

05/30/11

reaffirmation agreement in chapter 7I have written before about the pros and cons of entering into a reaf

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Reaffirmation Requires Written and Signed Contract Between You and Your Creditor

05/30/11

reaffirmation agreement in chapter 7I have written before about the pros and cons of entering into a reaf

[more]

Reaffirmation Requires Written and Signed Contract Between You and Your Creditor

05/30/11

reaffirmation agreement in chapter 7I have written before about the pros and cons of entering into a reaf

[more]

Reaffirmation Requires Written and Signed Contract Between You and Your Creditor

05/30/11

reaffirmation agreement in chapter 7I have written before about the pros and cons of entering into a reaf

[more]

Reaffirmation Requires Written and Signed Contract Between You and Your Creditor

05/30/11

reaffirmation agreement in chapter 7I have written before about the pros and cons of entering into a reaf

[more]

Reaffirmation Requires Written and Signed Contract Between You and Your Creditor

05/30/11

reaffirmation agreement in chapter 7I have written before about the pros and cons of entering into a reaf

[more]

Schulte Roth & Zabel News: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge rules in favor of JANA Partners vs. former clients of Marc Dreier

05/30/11

Hi Jonathan, I’m writing to share with you the news that a U.S. bankruptcy judge has ruled in favor of the hedge fund JANA Partners LLC in its defense against claims from former clients of disbarred attorney Marc Dreier. The...

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Listed in 25 Best Blogs for Bankruptcy

05/30/11

Hi, I posted an article, "The 25 Best Blogs for Dealing With Bankruptcy" (http://www.accountingdegree.com/blog/2011/the-25-best-blogs-for-dealing-...). I just thought I'd share it with you in case you thought it would appeal to your readers. I am happy to let you know that...

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Bankruptcy Court Says Debtor Can Claim Wildcard Exemption Where Debtor Intends To Retain Upside Down House

05/30/11

Since the Florida Supreme Court liberalized the application of  the $4,000 wildcard exemption in February, 2011. The Supreme Court said that the wildcard exemption can be stacked upon the Constitutional exemptions for personal property and automobiles for any debtor who does not claim the homestead exemption in bankruptcy and where the homestead exemption does not otherwise impede the trustees administration of the bankruptcy estate.

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