Category: Litigation
You might be diligent about paying your mortgage on time every month. But unfortunately, that won’t always protect you from […]
If a creditor has a judgment against an individual in North Carolina and is seeking to execute the judgment in […]
Attorney Cort Walker interviewed for WRAL TV story on allegations that WakeMed violated Bankruptcy Rule requiring redaction of certain sensitive […]
A recent opinion issued on June 6, 2014 from the Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina found […]
The question of a bankruptcy court’s jurisdictional authority–whether a court has the authority to hear and render final decisions on […]
Eastern District of North Carolina Judge Randy Doub recently ruled against the plaintiff/trustee in a fraudulent transfer action captioned Angell […]
I know, I know, The Eagles are terrible. But the most famous line from their most famous song popped into […]
Generally speaking, a bankruptcy filing will not stay a criminal prosecution. However, there is case law in the Eastern District […]
Bankruptcy can be daunting, especially when dealing with nondischargeable debt. Not everything is lost, though. If you’re in North Carolina, […]
In a bankruptcy case, certain kinds of debts are not discharged. Recent tax liability, most student loans, and domestic support obligations […]