Category: Chapter 7
Wells Fargo has a policy of freezing debtor bank accounts that have a balance of more than $5,000. Don’t look […]
Here is how a bankruptcy liquidation is supposed to work: a trustee sells a debtor’s non-exempt assets and distributes the […]
It has been settled law in every circuit but one that wholly unsecured subordinate mortgages could not be stripped-off in […]
The Supreme Court of the United States issued its opinion June 12, 2004 in Clark v. Rameker, No. 13-299. The important holding from […]
A recent opinion issued on June 6, 2014 from the Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina found […]
Eastern District of North Carolina Bankruptcy Judge Randy Doub ruled in the Hurst case on June 20, 2014 that unusually […]
Eastern District of North Carolina Judge Randy Doub recently ruled against the plaintiff/trustee in a fraudulent transfer action captioned Angell […]
In addition to the potential pleasure that might be enjoyed as a result of owning and utilizing certain recreational items […]
When a corporation is a chapter 7 debtor a trustee is appointed by the court to act on behalf of […]
It is common for chapter 7 debtors to co-own property with a spouse, family member, friend, business associate, etc.. If […]