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The strategy in valuing assets in bankruptcy can vary based on the circumstances. To determine the amount of a secured […]
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Michigan recently ruled in favor of a secured creditor’s Objection […]
Effective July 15, 2013 Bankruptcy Judge J. Rich Leonard of the Eastern District of North Carolina will be the Dean […]
After April 15, 2013, debtors owing income tax obligations for tax year 2009 may be subject to discharge and/or be […]
Did you know that bankruptcy was included in the United States Constitution? In Article 1, Section 8, the founding fathers […]
Many chapter 7 debtors are unaware that Homeowner’s Association (HOA) dues occurring post-petition are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. According to […]
Not all debt is created equal. We know this subjectively (who would you prefer to pay back, your mom or […]
It’s not uncommon for us to have consultations with family members who are concerned about a parent or sibling’s debt […]
We mentioned with pride some months ago that a case of ours was winding its way up the appellate chain. […]
Nothing puts debtors attorneys in a good mood quite like a juicy story about some tacky debt settlement “law firm” racket getting busted […]