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Benefits of Bankruptcy for the Community The benefits of bankruptcy extend beyond just the individual—they positively affect the community as […]
A common dilemma in Chapter 13 cases arises when the debtor’s property increases while the case is pending. If creditors […]
When debt gets out of hand, whether with personal finances or at your business, you may wonder what options are […]
Sometimes, your bills and debts pile up, and there’s no way for you to get out from underneath them. Bankruptcy […]
Rufus Reynolds’ approach to wage earner bankruptcy[i] had an enduring impact. He was appointed bankruptcy referee[ii] in the Middle District […]
While Chapter 7 bankruptcy can relieve the co-signer of their legal obligation to repay the debt, the primary borrower remains […]
Two different kinds of things were decided in the recent Supreme Court decision in Harrington v. Purdue Pharma L.P.: the specific […]
How does a Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling on tenancy by the entirety impact the Eastern District NC Bankruptcy […]
The United States Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments about the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy case. That, in itself, is not […]
If you’re a homeowner facing financial turbulence, you’re not alone. Life can toss us into rough seas, but there’s a […]