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Arizona Chapter 13 Lawyer Blog

Arizona Chapter 13 Lawyer Blog

Covers Bankruptcy. Published By Joseph C. McDaniel, P.C.

http://www.arizonachapter13lawyerblog.com/
  • Oct 12

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  • Oct 12

    Eulogy for Joseph McDaniel

    Eulogy for Joseph McDaniel
    Joseph C. McDaniel, Esq. 1950-2011 It is with an extremely heavy heart that I write this on behalf of Joseph's staff and myself. As many of you may already know, and for those of you who may not have read or heard, Joseph C. McDaniel passed…
  • Sep 24

    Top Ten Bankruptcy Articles This Week!

    Top Ten Bankruptcy Articles This Week!
    I have another bankruptcy blog, Bankruptcy Crossroads. And that blog has been getting a lot of attention lately! Here are the top ten bankruptcy blogposts this week in Bankruptcy Crossroads; enjoy!
Rank this Week: 2640

Quincy, MA Bankruptcy Blog

Quincy, MA Bankruptcy Blog

Covers bankruptcy and means testing in Massachusetts. By Kara O'Donnell.

http://quincylegal.wordpress.com
  • Sep 19

    Massachusetts Bankruptcy Attorney – Home repossessions at highest level in months – Weymouth Bankruptcy Attorney

    Massachusetts Bankruptcy Attorney – Home repossessions at highest level in months – Weymouth Bankruptcy Attorney
    U.S. home repossessions spiked in August to highest level since the start of the U.S. mortgage crisis. The increase in home repossessions came even as the number of properties entering the foreclosure process slowed for the seventh month in a…
  • Sep 18

    Unemployment to be extended beyond 99 weeks? A Tier 5 may be coming . . .

    Unemployment to be extended beyond 99 weeks? A Tier 5 may be coming . . .
    On August 4, 2010, Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) introduced the Americans Want to Work Act. This legislation would create an additional tier (Tier 5) of unemployment benefits for those (known as the 99ers) who have exhausted their…
  • Sep 12

    Why should I pay off high interest rate credit cards first?

    Why should I pay off high interest rate credit cards first?
    You’ve probably read that you should pay off high interest rate credit card debt first. From a financial standpoint, that’s true. It costs more to carry a balance on a high interest rate credit card. The longer you take to pay off the…
Rank this Week: 2830

Michigan Bankruptcy Blog

Michigan Bankruptcy Blog

Provides case law updates from the Bankruptcy Courts for the Western and Eastern Districts of Michigan. By Foster Swift Collins & Smith PC.

http://www.michbankruptcyblog.com/
  • Jun 16

    U.S. Supreme Court Clarifies Requirements of Defalcation

    U.S. Supreme Court Clarifies Requirements of Defalcation
    In a recent decision, the United States Supreme Court provided guidance relating to the term “defalcation” of the Bankruptcy Code under Section 523(a)(4).1 In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court held that the term…
  • May 7

    Avoidance Actions Are Not Property of Estate That the Trustee Can Sell Pursuant to § 363(b)

    Avoidance Actions Are Not Property of Estate That the Trustee Can Sell Pursuant to § 363(b)
    The Bankruptcy Court of the Western District of Michigan recently denied a Trustee’s Motion to Sell Avoidance Actions pursuant to 11 U.S.C. 363(b).1 The Trustee’s Motion sought authority to sell potential causes of actions under…
  • Apr 11

    New Claims Transfer Fee Takes Effect May 1, 2013

    New Claims Transfer Fee Takes Effect May 1, 2013
    Effective May 1, 2013, the Bankruptcy Courts for the Western and Eastern Districts of Michigan will begin charging a new fee of $25 for each claim transferred. The purpose of the fee, as stated by the Judicial Conference Committee,…
Rank this Week: 3129

Charleston Bankruptcy Blog

Charleston Bankruptcy Blog

Covers consumer bankruptcy law and information. By Russell DeMott.

http://www.scbankruptcyattorney.com/blog
  • Jun 9

    The MOST IMPORTANT Thing You Need to Know About Bankruptcy and Taxe

    The MOST IMPORTANT Thing You Need to Know About Bankruptcy and Taxe
    Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott File your taxes! That’s right. Filing your income taxes is the key to discharging tax debt in bankruptcy.  The 3/2/240 rule There are numerous bankruptcy blog posts…
  • May 13

    U.S. Trustee Suspends Debtor Audit

    U.S. Trustee Suspends Debtor Audit
    The United States Trustee’s Office announced that it has suspended debtor audits. The 2005 Bankruptcy Code (BAPCPA– “Bankruptcy  Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act”) required the audits, which are…
  • Mar 27

    South Carolina Median Income Update: April, 2013

    South Carolina Median Income Update: April, 2013
      Twice a year median income figures are updated. These figures drive the consumer bankruptcy process. If you’re the  below median income for your household size, you usually (but not always) qualify for a Chapter 7…
Rank this Week: 3521

Illinois Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Illinois Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Covers mortgages, consumer debt, and bankruptcy. By M. Hedayat + Associates, P.C.

http://www.illinoisbankruptcylawyerblog.com/
  • Jun 7

    Retirement Funds Are Exempt ... Except When They're Not

    Retirement Funds Are Exempt ... Except When They're Not
    In Illinois, as in most jurisdictions, retirement funds like Pension proceeds401(k) accounts403(b) accountsIRA's and Roth IRA's constitute exempt assets that cannot be taken away in Bankruptcy. But what if a Debtor were to…
  • May 23

    Write-Downs and Recovery in Illinoi

    Write-Downs and Recovery in Illinoi
    Where Did the Equity Go? If you're an Illinois homeowner chances are any equity you had in your home disappeared between 2008 and 2011; and hasn't been seen since. If you're lucky that equity may start crawling back to…
  • May 17

    To Strip or Not to Strip... That Is The Question

    To Strip or Not to Strip... That Is The Question
    Yes Virginia, it is possible to both discharge unsecured debts forever (Chapter 7) and strip down secondary mortgages (Chapter 13). The result is a so-called "Chapter 20." But should Debtors file two cases when it's hard enough to put…
Rank this Week: 3235

Southern California Bankruptcy Law…

Southern California Bankruptcy Law Blog

Covers bankruptcy, foreclosure, mortgage modification and short sales. By Nick Gebelt.

http://www.southerncaliforniabankruptcylawblog.com
  • Jun 5

    Debt Collectors And Bankruptcy

    Debt Collectors And Bankruptcy
    Debt collectors serve the useful role in society of forcing many debtors who otherwise wish to pay their debts into bankruptcy.  They also provide a source of additional income for bankruptcy attorneys when they violate the automatic…
  • May 28

    What Happens To Social Security In Bankruptcy?

    What Happens To Social Security In Bankruptcy?
    This is a simple question to pose, but the answer is a bit more complicated to give.  Part of the complication lies in the fact that in bankruptcy social security has two identities:  it is income, and it is an asset.  The rest…
  • Apr 24

    Bankruptcy: What’s In your Wallet? It’s A Loan Shark!

    Bankruptcy: What’s In your Wallet? It’s A Loan Shark!
    On January 30, 2013 Shan Li of the L.A. Times reported: Nearly 44% of American households are one emergency away from financial ruin.  That means they don’t have enough savings to cover basic living expenses for three months if…
Rank this Week: 3370

Miami Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Miami Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Covers Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. By Shmucher Law PL.

http://flbankrupt.com/blog/
Rank this Week: 3071

First Source Law Blog

First Source Law Blog

Covers consumer rights in bankruptcy, loan modification, foreclosure, and debt collection. By First Source Law.

http://www.firstsourcelaw.com/blog
  • May 31

    BOA, Wells Fargo sued for mortgage settlement violation

    BOA, Wells Fargo sued for mortgage settlement violation
    New York has announced plans to sue Bank of America and Wells Fargo over their failure to comply with the National Mortgage Settlement. This is a $25 billion dollar settlement involving five major banks over wrongful foreclosure practices.…
  • May 10

    Orange County Loan Modification by Chase in the City of Orange, CA.

    Orange County Loan Modification by Chase in the City of Orange, CA.
    Yet another loan modification was obtained by our hard working modification attorneys at First Source Law. The modification was for a first mortgage serviced by Chase on a beautiful house in the city of Orange, CA. Come visit our office for a…
  • Apr 19

    Los Angeles Loan Modification by Bank of America in Hacienda Heights, CA.

    Los Angeles Loan Modification by Bank of America in Hacienda Heights, CA.
    The loan modification attorneys at First Source Law have recently obtained another loan modification with Bank of America. The modification was for a first mortgage on a lovely home in Hacienda Heights, CA. If you are considering a loan…
Rank this Week: 3644

theBKblog

theBKblog

Covers Georgia bankruptcy, protected property, Chapter 13, median income test, wrongful foreclosure, fraudulent transfers, divorce and means test. By Jonathan Ginsberg.

http://www.thebklawyer.com/thebkblog
  • May 22

    Sinbad Bankruptcy? News Reports Get it Wrong

    Sinbad Bankruptcy? News Reports Get it Wrong
    According to news reports coming from literally hundreds of outlets, comedian Sinbad has filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.  The source of this report is the web site TMZ.com – and news outlets from major news networks to gossip web…
  • Apr 15

    File Bankruptcy if You are not Broke? Maybe Not Such a Crazy Idea

    File Bankruptcy if You are not Broke? Maybe Not Such a Crazy Idea
    The Atlanta Journal Constitution ran a front page story on Sunday, April 14 entitled More than 40% of Georgia Homes Underwater.  The AJC reporter notes that “there’s not another metro area in the United States with as many…
  • Apr 8

    Home Foreclosed? Here’s What Happens Next

    Home Foreclosed? Here’s What Happens Next
    Georgia foreclosure law allows lenders to start and complete the mortgage foreclosure process in as little as 37 days.  This means that just over a month from the start date of the foreclosure, you may lose all title interest in [...]The…
Rank this Week: 3390

Invictus legal Group, PLLC

Invictus legal Group, PLLC

Covers Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. By Kevin C. Johnson.

http://johnsonwilk.net/bankruptcy/bk/
Rank this Week: 3518

Discussions

Discussions

Covers Los Angeles and Phoenix bankruptcy issues. By Hamid Jabbar.

http://jabbarlegal.com/discussions/
  • Apr 17

    Divorce Mediation

    Divorce Mediation
    Divorce MediationThe lawyers at Stuart & Jabbar, PLC have founded Arizona Mediation Partners to provide professional mediation services for those going through divorce or custody proceedings. Mediation is a process whereby the parties…
  • Apr 11

    Preventing Academic Plagiarism

    Preventing Academic Plagiarism
    Preventing Academic PlagiarismEducation is the Key When colleges and universities adopt strict liability standards that punish all forms of plagiarism equally they are usually trying to deter conduct. In theory, such systems sound good.…
  • Apr 10

    Plagiarism at Colleges & Universitie

    Plagiarism at Colleges & Universitie
    Plagiarism at Colleges & UniversitiesPlagiarism at colleges and universities can take numerous forms. Many colleges, however, are still applying antiquated plagiarism policies that treat all forms of plagiarism equally. Such strict liability…
Rank this Week: 3051

McFarland Pyle & Stone Blog

McFarland Pyle & Stone Blog

Covers immigration law, bankruptcy, environmental and commercial law.

http://mpslawoffices.com/blog/
  • Apr 2

    Judge’s Decision Clears Way for Stockton’s Chapter 9 Bankruptcy

    Judge’s Decision Clears Way for Stockton’s Chapter 9 Bankruptcy
    A ruling by Judge Klein of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court (ED California) has allowed the city of Stockton, California to proceed with its chapter 9 bankruptcy case filed last June.
  • Mar 4

    Bankruptcy in the News: Girls Gone Wild Files for Chapter 11

    Bankruptcy in the News: Girls Gone Wild Files for Chapter 11
    Girls Gone Wild, the adult entertainment franchise with the memorable late night infomercials, filed for Chapter 11 protection last Wednesday.
  • Feb 22

    MPS Expands Denver Office, Adds Andrea Vella, Esq

    MPS Expands Denver Office, Adds Andrea Vella, Esq
    The law firm of McFarland Pyle & Stone LLC welcomes Andrea Vella, Esq. to its Denver office! Andrea was born and raised in Colorado. She attended the University of Denver for her undergraduate degree, majoring in International Business.…
Rank this Week: 3640

The Interplay Between Bankruptcy…

The Interplay Between Bankruptcy and Divorce Law in Virginia

Explores the effect of a bankruptcy on divorce and other family law matters in Virginia, as well as the effect of a divorce or other family law matter on a bankruptcy. By James H. Wilson, Jr.

http://bankruptcydivorceblawg.com
Rank this Week: 3313

Nolo's Bankruptcy, Debt &…

Nolo's Bankruptcy, Debt & Foreclosure Blog

Covers bankruptcy reform, foreclosure, forms and more.

http://blog.nolo.com/bankruptcy/
  • Nov 19

    Can I Get Rid of HOA Dues in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

    Can I Get Rid of HOA Dues in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
    ASK LEON  Bankruptcy expert Leon Bayer answers real-life questions. Dear Leon, I would like to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy to get rid of credit card debt and past due home owners association (HOA) dues. I currently live in my home. Can I…
  • Nov 13

    Can I Get Title to Building When Owner-Lender Dies?

    Can I Get Title to Building When Owner-Lender Dies?
    ASK LEON  Bankruptcy expert Leon Bayer answers real-life questions. Dear Leon,
  • Nov 7

    Bankruptcy Filings Decrease in 2012

    Bankruptcy Filings Decrease in 2012
    According to recent statistics released by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, personal bankruptcy filings for the fiscal year 2012 (the 12-month period ending September 30, 2012) were down by 14% over fiscal year 2011.  They…
Rank this Week: 3228

Lakeblawg

Lakeblawg

Covers consumer and business bankruptcy, and mortgage foreclosure defense. By Lake Law.

http://www.lakelaw.com/blog/
  • Nov 9

    Changes to the MMM Program: News for Eastern District of Wisconsin Chapter 13 Client

    Changes to the MMM Program: News for Eastern District of Wisconsin Chapter 13 Client
    The Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin created the MMM (mortgage modification mediation) program about a year and a half ago to help make modifications in Chapter 13s easier.  So far, it has had quite a few success…
  • Nov 5

    Chapter 13 Trustee accepting online payments – more convenience for debtors!

    Chapter 13 Trustee accepting online payments – more convenience for debtors!
    In a Chapter 13, most of our clients have two options in making the Chapter 13 plan payments to the Trustee:  Payment through a payroll deduction, or payments by certified funds sent monthly.  Each works well, but neither is as simple and…
  • Oct 29

    When complications with bankruptcy filing fees means more trouble

    When complications with bankruptcy filing fees means more trouble
    Every bankruptcy case requires a filing fee.  As mentioned last week, the filing fee for Chapter 11 bankruptcies is set to increase in November.  Chapter 7 filing fees are currently $306, and Chapter 13 filing fees are $281.  In nearly…
Rank this Week: 3592

Machi Law Blog

Machi Law Blog

Covers Texas bankruptcy, personal injury, social security disability information.

http://www.machilaw.com/
  • Aug 8

    Introduction to Bankuptcy

    Introduction to Bankuptcy
    Congress has been authorized by the US Constitution to enact laws and govern bankruptcy cases.  Congress enacted the “Bankruptcy Code” that governs all bankruptcy cases. The procedures of the bankruptcy process are governed by both the…
  • Aug 7

    Wellesley Class Teaches Personal Finance Basic

    Wellesley Class Teaches Personal Finance Basic
    You can tell a lot about the times we’re in by what college kids choose to study. In the 1960s, humanities were big. In the 1980s, it was all about high finance. Today at Wellesley College in Massachusetts, kids are looking for something a…
  • Aug 6

    Is Your Child in the Right Car Seat

    Is Your Child in the Right Car Seat
    Car crashes are the number one killer of children 1 to 12 years old in the United States. The best way to protect them in the car is to put them in the right seat, at the right time, and use it the right way. There are so many car seat types…
Rank this Week: 3153

Boston Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Boston Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Published by Law Offices of D. Lev, PC

http://www.bostonbankruptcyattorneyblog.com/
  • Jul 12

    Some Common Misconceptions About Bankruptcy

    Some Common Misconceptions About Bankruptcy
    With a slow economic recovery and persistently high unemployment rates, bankruptcy may be a good option for some people. Since each person's situation is unique, perhaps the one universally true statement about personal bankruptcy is that it…
  • Jun 1

    "Octomom" Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Dismissed by Judge

    "Octomom" Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Dismissed by Judge
    Nadya Suleman, known in the media as the "Octomom," recently filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection, claiming up to $1 million in debt owed to twenty-one creditors.
  • Nov 21

    Boston Economy Leads to Job and Bankruptcy Worrie

    Boston Economy Leads to Job and Bankruptcy Worrie
    The loss of a job is always devastating, throwing one's life into disarray and uncertainty. It can also be a major factor in the decision to seek personal bankruptcy. As the economy continues to sputter along for many people, these concerns…
Rank this Week: 3027

Bankruptcy and Foreclosure…

Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Attorney Blog

Published by Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A.

http://www.bankruptcyandforeclosureattorney.com/
  • Jun 6

    Without the Mandatory Mediation Program, is there any way to Mediate with the Bank?

    Without the Mandatory Mediation Program, is there any way to Mediate with the Bank?
    As noted in previous blogs, the Mandatory Mediation program in Florida for foreclosures on primary residences was terminated in December 2011.
  • Jun 4

    Can only Florida creditors be Included in a Florida Bankruptcy?

    Can only Florida creditors be Included in a Florida Bankruptcy?
    The answer is absolutely no. Bankruptcy is designed for the debtor to include all creditors from all United States territories.That is why bankruptcy is governed by federal laws and jurisdictions. Although an American bankruptcy will not…
  • May 30

    What happens to my credit when I file for Bankruptcy?

    What happens to my credit when I file for Bankruptcy?
    This is probably the most asked question before someone decides whether or not to file for bankruptcy. As a practicing northeast Florida bankruptcy attorney, it is important to know all advantages and disadvantages related to filing for…
Rank this Week: 3654

Less than the Least

Less than the Least

Covers crime and criminal justice (Stuntz), corporate governance, credit, and bankruptcy (Skeel), the culture wars, politics, literature and the arts, and other topics. By Professors David Skeel and William Stuntz.

http://www.law.upenn.edu/blogs/dskeel/
  • Feb 26

    Less than the Least

    Less than the Least
    This blog nearly didn’t begin.  Right after we first started talking about the blog four years ago, Bill got his cancer diagnosis.   Bill already had endured eight years of excruciating back problems, and…
  • Feb 26

    The Latest on Bill and his Work

    The Latest on Bill and his Work
    Here is a lovely article in the Boston Globe about Bill's rush to finish The Collapse of American Criminal Justice in the final months of his life.Adam Gopnik discusses Bill's book in some detail in the a New Yorker piece...
  • Feb 26

    Odds and Ends--2012

    Odds and Ends--2012
    In case anyone might be interested, here are a few recent op-eds and articles:Op-Eds:A recent op-ed on the mortgage settlements is here.An op-ed from the beginning of the contraception crisis (before the more recent…
Rank this Week: 3679

Bankruptcy Beach

Bankruptcy Beach

Covers bankruptcy from a creditor's point of view, focusing on developments in California and the Ninth Circuit. By Dean T. Kirby, Jr.

http://www.bankruptcybeach.com/
  • Feb 23

    Can't We All Just Even Give Up?

    Can't We All Just Even Give Up?
    Bankruptcy Judge Wallace of the Central District of California (Riverside Division), recently entered a Memorandum Decision which declined to approve the settlement of a dischargeability action filed by a finance company against a pro se…
  • Feb 12

    The Salazar Saga Continue

    The Salazar Saga Continue
     
  • Feb 12

    Would You Buy a Used Car From This Man?

    Would You Buy a Used Car From This Man?
    A recent unpublished decision by Bankuptcy Judge Mann of the Southern District of California is a good quick resource for briefing dischargeability actions in her courtroom.  In Whited v. Galindo, 2012 WL 345942 (Feb. 1, 2012), S.D. Cal.…
Rank this Week: 3299

Illinois Bankruptcy Lawyers Blog

Illinois Bankruptcy Lawyers Blog

Covers bankruptcy and debt relief. By Sulaiman Law Group, Ltd.

http://bankruptcyblog.bankruptcylawyersolutions.com/
Rank this Week: 3323

San Diego Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

San Diego Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Covers bankruptcy and foreclosure. By John Church.

http://www.sandiegobankruptcyattorneyblog.com/
  • Aug 30

    Non-Bankruptcy Options for San Homeowners Facing Foreclosure

    Non-Bankruptcy Options for San Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
    Today's post continues our series on home ownership and bankruptcy. However, today I'd like shift focus and look at two non-bankruptcy options available to homeowners that can help them avoid foreclosure if they're behind on their mortgage…
  • Aug 26

    Mortgage Payments in Bankruptcy: What San Diego Homeowners Need to Know

    Mortgage Payments in Bankruptcy: What San Diego Homeowners Need to Know
    As touched on in previous posts in this series on homeowner issues in bankruptcy law, you must keep making your mortgage payments if you intend to keep your home, even if you are in the midst of a bankruptcy. As you're no doubt aware, your…
  • Aug 24

    Bankruptcy Basics San Diego Homeowners Need to Know

    Bankruptcy Basics San Diego Homeowners Need to Know
    Last Monday I began this series of blog posts dealing with the intersection of bankruptcy and homeownership. Today I'd like to continue giving homeowners the basic lay of the land in terms of their rights and duties according to bankruptcy…
Rank this Week: 3259

The Idaho Business Law Blog

The Idaho Business Law Blog

Covers family law, business and bankruptcy law topics. By the Idaho Business Law Group.

http://idahobizlaw.blogspot.com/
  • Dec 16

    10 Holiday Tips for Divorced or Separated Parent

    10 Holiday Tips for Divorced or Separated Parent
    Holidays and special occasions can be emotionally draining when you are sharing custody of your children.
  • Nov 22

    Diminishing the Uncertainty of Divorce

    Diminishing the Uncertainty of Divorce
    Since each judge (and every case) is different and brings with him or her a different perspective and life experience, and the judge often has to apply competing principles of law to the complicated lives of diverse individuals, family law is…
  • Sep 8

    Corporate Drama: Piercing the Corporate Veil

    Corporate Drama: Piercing the Corporate Veil
    So a little while back you decided to start a company. You were excited and ready to take on the world. In these formative moments everyone told you, “You need to incorporate to make sure blood sucking plaintiff’s lawyers can’t get your…
Rank this Week: 3444

A Clean Slate -- The Bankruptcy…

A Clean Slate -- The Bankruptcy Law Blog

Discussion of bankruptcy law and bankruptcy-related issues. By Andy Winchell.

http://bklawblog.blogspot.com/
  • Jul 12

    A New Home For A Clean Slate

    A New Home For A Clean Slate
    Beginning today, A Clean Slate will be at its new digs at acleanslateblog.com. Please update your browser bookmarks and RSS feed accordingly. Thanks.
  • Jul 12

    The "Alphabet Problem" For Dummie

    The "Alphabet Problem" For Dummie
    Because I am a nerdy restructuring and bankruptcy attorney, I am on a fair number of email listervs with colleagues. One recurring item in our discussions is what legendary bankruptcy attorney Max Gardner calls the "Alphabet Problem." If you…
  • Jul 6

    Zombie Debt: What Is It And Why Does It Matter?

    Zombie Debt: What Is It And Why Does It Matter?
    "Zombie Debt" is a term that people in my business use for debt that is not legally enforceable. The debt generally has been either paid, settled, or discharged in a bankruptcy.So how does it happen?There an industry of debt buyers who buy…
Rank this Week: 3458

Integra Law Group Attorneys Blog

Integra Law Group Attorneys Blog

Covers debt relief, bankruptcy, estate planning and elder law in Idaho.

http://www.integralawblog.com
  • Jun 16

    Credit Card Companies Cut Deal

    Credit Card Companies Cut Deal
    Credit card companies are increasingly doing something they have historically refused to do -  cutting deals on delinquent accounts for substantially less than the amount owed, according to a recent article in the New York Times. …
  • Jun 5

    Medical Bills A Factor in 62% of Bankruptcie

    Medical Bills A Factor in 62% of Bankruptcie
    According to a recent study by Harvard Medical School, 62% of all personal bankruptcies filed in 2007 were related to a significant extent to medical bills.  Further, the really shocking statistic is that of those bankruptcies where medical…
  • May 6

    Court Halts Foreclosure Sale

    Court Halts Foreclosure Sale
    A court in South California has issued an order halting certain home foreclosure sales.  The injunction – which I believe to be the first of its kind for a broad class of borrowers — prevents stops foreclosure sales on properties…
Rank this Week: 3443

Bankruptcy Case Law

Bankruptcy Case Law

Features bankruptcy opinions from around the country. By Rachel Lynn Foley.

http://bankruptcycaselaw.blogspot.com/
  • Mar 2

    In re Booker, Case No. 08-42466

    In re Booker, Case No. 08-42466
    Court grants motion to dismiss pursuant to § 707(b)(3) based on totality of the circumstances of Debtors’ financial situation and bad faith. Court discusses standards applicable and the factors to consider under each of the two…
  • Mar 2

    In re Duvall, Case No. 08-20466

    In re Duvall, Case No. 08-20466
    Court found that the state court judgment, which was a default judgment rendered as a sanction for debtor’s failure to comply with discovery orders, was a judgment on the merits and, therefore, the doctrine of collateral estoppel was…
  • Feb 21

    CO General Insurance Company, et al. v. Ajene Edo No. 06-100

    CO General Insurance Company, et al. v. Ajene Edo No. 06-100
    Two questions are presented:1. Whether the Ninth Circuit's construction of "willfully" under section 1681n of FCRA impermissibly permits a finding of willfulness to be based upon nothing more than negligence, gross negligence, or a completely…
Rank this Week: 3242

Kentucky Bankruptcy Lawyers Blog

Kentucky Bankruptcy Lawyers Blog

Covers Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy. By Richard A. Schwartz.

http://www.kentuckybankruptcylawyersblog.com/
  • Jun 13

    Good News for Kentucky Bankruptcy Filers: Credit Bureaus Improve Accuracy

    Good News for Kentucky Bankruptcy Filers: Credit Bureaus Improve Accuracy
    Filing for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Kentucky is going to mean that your credit score will take a hit. There is no way around it. But fortunately, the overall outcome is almost always better than if the filer had taken no action to address…
  • May 29

    Louisville Bankruptcy Lawyers - Borrowing Money Before Filing

    Louisville Bankruptcy Lawyers - Borrowing Money Before Filing
    There's no getting around it: A bankruptcy is going to cost you. Our Louisville Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyers know that at the outset, it seems to make little sense. You are contemplating filing for bankruptcy because you have no money and…
  • May 15

    Filing a Louisville Bankruptcy Without Your Spouse

    Filing a Louisville Bankruptcy Without Your Spouse
    A new rule passed recently by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that will make it easier for stay-at-home spouses to get credit cards. Our Louisville bankruptcy lawyers understand that the ruling allows credit card companies to…
Rank this Week: 4635

Bay Area Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Bay Area Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Covers Bay Area bankruptcy law. By Melanie Tavare.

http://www.bayareabankruptcylawyer-blog.com/
  • Jun 10

    A Debtor's Property Is Not Safe Until The Bankruptcy Case Is Closed

    A Debtor's Property Is Not Safe Until The Bankruptcy Case Is Closed
    The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals case of In Re Gebhart illustrates just how high the stakes can be in bankruptcy and why it is so important that you have experienced bankruptcy counsel representing you. As an experienced Oakland bankruptcy…
  • May 20

    New Hope for Student Loan Borrowers in Bankruptcy?

    New Hope for Student Loan Borrowers in Bankruptcy?
    As a Bay Area bankruptcy attorney, one of the most frustrating aspects of my job is being unable to help debtors discharge their student loans. As many people with huge student loan debt already know, the 2005 change to the bankruptcy code,…
  • May 5

    The Ninth Circuit Further Limits the Powers of the Bankruptcy Court

    The Ninth Circuit Further Limits the Powers of the Bankruptcy Court
    In what can only be described as frustrating for Bankruptcy Judges, the Ninth Circuit recently expanded the limitations on bankruptcy judge's ability to enter final judgments in certain situations. Taking their cue from the Supreme Court's…
Rank this Week: 4047

Arnold & Wadsworth Blog

Arnold & Wadsworth Blog

Covers bankruptcy, family law, divorce, DUI, criminal defense and general litigation.

http://arnoldwadsworth.com/attorneys/blog/
  • Jun 8

    Police Officer Steed | DUI Utah New

    Police Officer Steed | DUI Utah New
    Disgraced and uncredible Steed asks for her job back During a recent two-day administrative hearing on Utah’s capitol hill, former Utah Highway Patrol officer Lisa Steed admitted to “making mistakes” and acknowledged that…
  • Jun 1

    Pride Festival | Utah

    Pride Festival | Utah
    Arnold & Wadsworth offers a free consultation to all potential clients. This enables the client to get to know and understand the process and their lawyer. Call today for a free consultation. This week GLBT and Allies celebrate Salt…
  • May 29

    Jodi Arias | Hung Jury | Utah Criminal Defense Lawyer

    Jodi Arias | Hung Jury | Utah Criminal Defense Lawyer
    The criminal defense lawyers at Arnold & Wadsworth can protect your constitutional rights if you are facing criminal charges in Utah. The Salt Lake City criminal defense attorneys at Arnold & Wadsworth offer a free consultation in…
Rank this Week: 5088

Bankruptcy and Restructuring Blog

Bankruptcy and Restructuring Blog

Offers up-to-date information on bankruptcy, reorganization and creditors' rights. By Sheppard Mullin.

http://www.bankruptcylawblog.com/
  • Jun 7

    Delaware Court Provides Critical Guidance as to the Commercial Reasonableness of a UCC Article 9 Foreclosure Sale

    Delaware Court Provides Critical Guidance as to the Commercial Reasonableness of a UCC Article 9 Foreclosure Sale
    By Raphaela Taylor  Secured lenders often resort to non-judicial foreclosure sales of personal property upon a borrower’s default. Article 9, Part 6 of the Uniform Commercial Code requires that every aspect of such a sale must be…
  • May 31

    The Libor Scandal: What's Next?

    The Libor Scandal: What's Next?
    By Evan Sypek The London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) is calculated daily by the British Banking Association (BBA) and published by Thomson Reuters. The rates are calculated by surveying the interbank borrowing costs of a panel of banks and…
  • May 21

    The Stockton Saga Continues: Untouchable Pensions on the Chopping Block?

    The Stockton Saga Continues: Untouchable Pensions on the Chopping Block?
    By Barbara Altimus Shreero Judge Christopher M. Klein's decision to accept the City of Stockton's petition for bankruptcy on April 1, 2013 set the stage for a battle over whether public workers' pensions can be reduced through municipal…
Rank this Week: 4022

GainesvilleBankruptcyLaw.com

GainesvilleBankruptcyLaw.com

Covers the advantages and disadvantages of filing a consumer bankruptcy case, and explains in layman's terms bankruptcy-related topics. By Law Offices of Joseph Brown, PA.

http://gainesvillebankruptcylaw.com/
  • Jun 7

    How to Choose a Bankruptcy Lawyer for Your Case

    How to Choose a Bankruptcy Lawyer for Your Case
    Bankruptcy law is a highly technical area of law. Be wary of attorneys that practice in areas other than bankruptcy law, as staying on top of bankruptcy law changes and updates effectively is difficult enough without also trying to practice…
  • Mar 25

    Can I be discriminated against for filing bankruptcy?

    Can I be discriminated against for filing bankruptcy?
    The U.S. Bankruptcy Code protects individuals facing discrimination on the basis of bankruptcy filings. Federal, state and local governmental units may not discriminate against you solely because you filed for bankruptcy. Under 11 USC 525…
  • Mar 15

    Why Does the Attorney Want Paid in Full Before Filing My Chapter 7?

    Why Does the Attorney Want Paid in Full Before Filing My Chapter 7?
    Chances are if you have spoke with a bankruptcy lawyer about potentially filing a case you were told by the bankruptcy attorney the fees and costs are due in full prior to actually getting your case filed. Here in Gainesville, I explain to…
Rank this Week: 4100

The Insolvency Blog

The Insolvency Blog

Focuses on bankruptcy and reorganization issues. By Thompson & Knight LLP.

http://theinsolvencyblog.typepad.com/
  • Jun 6

    Note to Secured Lenders: “Artificial Impairment” is Not a Roadblock to Confirmation of a Debtor’s Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization

    Note to Secured Lenders: “Artificial Impairment” is Not a Roadblock to Confirmation of a Debtor’s Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization
    Authored by Tye C. Hancock, Joseph E. Bain, and Evelyn Breithaupt Recently, in the case of In re Village at Camp Bowie, I, L.P., 710 F.3d 239 (5th Cir. 2013), the Fifth Circuit announced a rule that provides greater flexibility to debtors…
  • May 30

    When is a Loan Not a Loan ...?

    When is a Loan Not a Loan ...?
    When is a loan document not evidence of a loan, but rather of an equity investment? In their article, “Ninth Circuit Favors Substance Over Form in Fitness Holdings" Thompson & Knight Partner Ira L. Herman and Associate Evelyn…
  • May 20

    Enforceability of New York Choice of Law and Venue Provision

    Enforceability of New York Choice of Law and Venue Provision
    The New York Court of Appeals (New York’s highest court) recently upheld the New York choice of law and venue provisions in a guaranty in the case of IRB-Brasil Resseguros, S.A. v. Inepur Invs., S. A., 2012 NY Slip Op 08669 (Ct.App.…
Rank this Week: 5171

Matt Berkus Blog

Matt Berkus Blog

Covers bankruptcy and debt relief.

http://www.mattberkus.com/blog/
  • Jun 5

    BK Diary: Bankruptcy Trustee Meeting, No Surprise

    BK Diary: Bankruptcy Trustee Meeting, No Surprise
    Dear Bankruptcy Attorney Diary: The bankruptcy trustee meeting, otherwise known as the 341 Meeting of Creditors, is no place for surprises. The trustee meeting is no place to learn something new and bad about your case. Bankruptcy trustee…
  • May 31

    What Does Bankruptcy Stop in a Divorce Case?

    What Does Bankruptcy Stop in a Divorce Case?
    Bankruptcy in divorce can throw a divorce case for a loop. You are either a divorce attorney or a spouse tied up in a bitter divorce and it happens—the other spouse files bankruptcy in the middle of the divorce case. You receive the…
  • May 23

    Quick Tip: Scheduling of Secured Tax Claims in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

    Quick Tip: Scheduling of Secured Tax Claims in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
    Question: If a debtor owes back taxes and files chapter 13 bankruptcy, and the tax debt is both priority and secured (due to the IRS filing a tax lien), how do you classify that tax in chapter 13 bankruptcy? Answer: Secured tax claims are…
Rank this Week: 3995

Los Angeles Bankruptcy Law Monitor

Los Angeles Bankruptcy Law Monitor

Covers bankruptcy, debt collection, and foreclosures. By Christine Wilton.

http://www.losangelesbankruptcylawmonitor.com
  • Jun 4

    The High Price of Higher Education and Student Loan Debt

    The High Price of Higher Education and Student Loan Debt
    Welcome to the new "bubble." Student loan debt now exceeds credit card debt in the U.S. and what is being done about it?  Well, President Obama is now fighting Congress to prevent interest rates from doubling on July 1st.  Here's a…
  • May 13

    6 Steps To Financial Freedom From Debt

    6 Steps To Financial Freedom From Debt
         You're in debt up to your eyeballs and the prospects of paying it all back can take more than a decade to clear the way.  You're not getting any younger and have plans to either keep your current home, or buy a…
  • May 7

    Student Loan Debt: The Right Choice of Repayment Can Save Thousand

    Student Loan Debt: The Right Choice of Repayment Can Save Thousand
    Last year I successfully discharged more than $57,000.00 in student loan debt for my clients through a bankruptcy lawsuit against their student loan lender. Since then, I have spoken with consumers all over the country suffering from student…
Rank this Week: 4391

Chicago Bankruptcy Blog

Chicago Bankruptcy Blog

Covers chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy. By Leeders & Associates.

http://chicago-bankruptcy.blogspot.com/
  • Jun 3

    Deeds and Homeowner Association Fees - Bankruptcy Home Blog

    Deeds and Homeowner Association Fees - Bankruptcy Home Blog
    Deeds and Homeowner Association Fees - Bankruptcy Home Blog Interesting fact pattern here. The spin I see is that the debtor files bankruptcy and 'surrenders' the home. Many mistakenly believe discharging the mortgage means the house is no…
  • May 28

    Feds: Bankruptcy scam freed impounded vehicle

    Feds: Bankruptcy scam freed impounded vehicle
    I saw the US Trustee's office discussing this matter on a case before Judge Cassling last week. The case was dismissed, namely because the debtor didn't file most of the required documents. It's a shame that these individuals were taking…
  • May 22

    T is for Terrance Leeders - head bankrutpcy attorney and owner of Leeders & Associate

    T is for Terrance Leeders - head bankrutpcy attorney and owner of Leeders & Associate
    Hi All.  I was recently interviewed for an article by BankruptcyHome.com.  I have enclosed a link to their article.   If anyone as has any further questions, feel free to contact me at Leederslaw.com, or call me at…
Rank this Week: 4433

The Sader Law Firm Blog

The Sader Law Firm Blog

Covers bankruptcy law.

http://blog.saderlawfirm.com/
  • May 30

    Student Loan Interest Rates Doubling?

    Student Loan Interest Rates Doubling?
    Congress and the White House both agree that something should be done to prevent student loan interest rates from doubling, but they can’t agree on exactly how to get there.  With the looming July 1 deadline rapidly approaching,…
  • May 24

    Student Loans May Now Be Discharged Easier

    Student Loans May Now Be Discharged Easier
    On May 22, 2013, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals released its opinion in Hedlund v. The Educational Resources Institute, Inc., and Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, Case 12-35258 (D.C. 6:11-cv-6281AA).  That opinion (and…
  • May 23

    Consumers Are Catching Up?

    Consumers Are Catching Up?
    Consumers are catching up, according to the Associated Press recently. Americans got better about paying their credit card debt on time in the first three months of the year, a period when many borrowers use income tax returns to tackle their…
Rank this Week: 4741

Albany Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Albany Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Published By LeCours, Chertok & Yates, LLP

http://www.albanybankruptcylawyerblog.com/
  • May 30

    From 'Not Impaired' to 'Drunk' - With a Stroke of the Pen

    From 'Not Impaired' to 'Drunk' - With a Stroke of the Pen
    The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) wants states to make major changes to their drunk driving laws. In a new safety report, Reaching Zero: Actions to Eliminate Alcohol-Impaired Driving, the NTSB has published a wish-list that…
  • May 9

    Please - Let Me Face My Accuser!

    Please - Let Me Face My Accuser!
    One of the hot topics in criminal defense these days is the sixth amendment's 'confrontation clause', and we thought we'd take an extended look at it. The Sixth Amendment to the US Constitution includes the rights to speedy trial, to a jury,…
  • Mar 22

    Bail (and Jail) in New York

    Bail (and Jail) in New York
    According to the latest figures published by New York's Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS), there were 576,319 arrests in the state during 2011. 576,319. That's 93 fewer arrests than there are people in the state of Wyoming! And…
Rank this Week: 5289

St. Louis Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

St. Louis Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Covers Chapter 7, Chapter 13, Foreclosure, and other consumer bankruptcy issues. By the A & L, Licker Law Firm, LLC.

http://mobankruptcyblog.com/
  • May 23

    Rebuilding Your Credit After Bankruptcy

    Rebuilding Your Credit After Bankruptcy
    What will bankruptcy do to my credit? This is probably the question most often asked by our clients and potential clients when they are considering bankruptcy. While each client will have a different experience based on their individual…
  • May 23

    Will My Judgment or Settlement be Discharged in Bankruptcy?

    Will My Judgment or Settlement be Discharged in Bankruptcy?
    A common question that people considering bankruptcy may have is whether or not a judgment that has been entered against them will be discharged through their bankruptcy. The short answer is that in many cases the answer is yes, but there are…
  • May 7

    Missouri Anti-Mediation Foreclosure Bill Gaining Traction

    Missouri Anti-Mediation Foreclosure Bill Gaining Traction
    In an update from a previous post, a bill that would prevent local governments from being able to require lenders to offer mediation to homeowners facing foreclosure is nearing passage in the Missouri Senate. The bill, passed by the Missouri…
Rank this Week: 3952

Due Diligence

Due Diligence

Covers consumer bankruptcy. By Linda Rantz.

http://rantz.biz/duediligence
  • May 21

    Creditor Address for Springcastle America Funding Trust

    Creditor Address for Springcastle America Funding Trust
    I searched online, but had trouble finding an address for Springcastle America Funding Trust. This company had taken over an account originally owned by HSBC, HFC, or Beneficial entity. A client was able to provide a copy of a collection…
  • Feb 11

    Chatting about bankruptcy software on Yahoo! Group

    Chatting about bankruptcy software on Yahoo! Group
    A few days ago, I posted about the disappearance of an active Yahoo! Group for EZ-Filing users. No answer has emerged and one attorney I communicated with could only speculate about why the Group was deleted. Since I have archives of messages…
  • Feb 6

    What happened to the Yahoo! Group for EZ-Filing?

    What happened to the Yahoo! Group for EZ-Filing?
    I don’t have an answer, but I’m curious if anyone has any information about the Group’s sudden disappearance. One attorney and former member of the Group emailed me and said it had to have gone offline sometime during the…
Rank this Week: 4445

NC Bankruptcy Blog

NC Bankruptcy Blog

Covers bankruptcy issues in North Carolina. By Fabricius & Fabricius PLLC.

http://www.eastwakebankruptcy.com/blog
  • May 20

    The 2 Meanings of Feasibility in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

    The 2 Meanings of Feasibility in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
    The first meaning of feasibility is that of the "feasibility requirement" common to chapter 13 bankruptcy, chapter 11 bankruptcy, and chapter 12 bankruptcy. Simply put, the feasibility requirement is that debtor must demonstrate ability to…
  • May 7

    Finding the Right Bankruptcy Lawyer

    Finding the Right Bankruptcy Lawyer
    The bills are starting to pile up and the harassing phone calls are becoming too much to bear. Perhaps the situation has escalated. You are in danger of losing your home or car. Maybe you have a lien on your checking account, or worse,…
  • Apr 12

    New Job--Time to File Bankruptcy?

    New Job--Time to File Bankruptcy?
    For many, bankruptcy first comes to mind as solution utilized by a person recently unemployed. Indeed, many people do file bankruptcy after experiencing a job loss, and there are certainly many cases where bankruptcy debt relief can be very…
Rank this Week: 4017

Consumer Bankruptcy Law

Consumer Bankruptcy Law

Covers consumer bankruptcy issues. By Robert S. Brandt.

http://brandtlawfirm.com/bankruptcy/blog
  • May 20

    I thought my mortgage and car payment was not part of the bankruptcy?!

    I thought my mortgage and car payment was not part of the bankruptcy?!
    I THOUGHT MY MORTGAGE AND CAR PAYMENT WAS NOT PART OF THE BANKRUPTCY?! One of the most difficult and annoying things for people to understand when they file a chapter 7 bankruptcy case is that while they may be filing bankruptcy on the credit…
  • May 10

    How to Deal with Bill Collectors?

    How to Deal with Bill Collectors?
    WHAT HAPPENS AFTER I STOP PAYING ON MY CREDIT CARD OR OTHER ACCOUNT? Let’s start with the basics. Typically, particularly with credit card accounts, the answer is calls, calls and more calls. Then what? Well, normally, most creditors…
  • Jan 25

    WILL I LOSE MY TAX REFUND IF I FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY?

    WILL I LOSE MY TAX REFUND IF I FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY?
    WILL I LOSE MY TAX REFUND IF I FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY? The chances are highly unlikely that you will have to forfeit your tax refund if you file for chapter 7 bankruptcy, unless that is….So, what are some of those “unless”…
Rank this Week: 4844

Michigan Bankruptcy Attorneys…

Michigan Bankruptcy Attorneys Blog

Published By Redd & Rao, PLC

http://www.michiganbankruptcyattorneysblog.com/
  • May 19

    Mortgage Reaffirmation in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

    Mortgage Reaffirmation in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
    In a chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge, the underlying mortgage debt is discharged, but the lien remains. This means that a creditor cannot force a debtor to repay the debt, but if the debt is not paid, the creditor can still foreclose on the…
  • Sep 19

    Determining Property Values in Bankruptcy

    Determining Property Values in Bankruptcy
    Everyone who files bankruptcy must disclose all of their real and personal property. The value of real estate can be easily done with an appraisal or market analysis. For cars, debtors can look at the blue book value. The biggest problems…
  • Apr 30

    Access to Bankruptcy Court

    Access to Bankruptcy Court
    There have been problems with people who are unable to hire an attorney filing bankruptcy themselves. Unfortunately, their paperwork is often incorrectly completed and they often do not follow the required court procedures. Therefore, there…
Rank this Week: 4070

MN Bankruptcy Blog

MN Bankruptcy Blog

Covers Minnesota bankruptcy topics, including Chapter 7, Chapter 13, assets, and the filing process. By David J. Kelly.

http://mn-bankruptcy.com/blog/
  • May 10

    Marital Status and Bankruptcy – Best to Plan Ahead

    Marital Status and Bankruptcy – Best to Plan Ahead
    Marital status can make a big difference in a bankruptcy case. There’s a certain amount of rejoicing in these parts over the events at the Minnesota legislature yesterday which appear to make legalization of gay marriage a certainty in…
  • Apr 25

    In bankruptcy, either Chapter 7 or 13,…

    In bankruptcy, either Chapter 7 or 13, there is a counseling requirement – one  course that must be taken before the case is filed and another that must be taken before the case can be discharged. One of the things that keeps me…
  • Apr 11

    Update on Billboard in Blaine

    Update on Billboard in Blaine
    It turns out that this sign belongs to an outfit called “Affordable Law Center” which is operated by a gentleman named Edward Jonak. I am sitting here now reviewing a court order from Judge Kishel issued March 29th concerning Mr.…
Rank this Week: 3899

Bay Area Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Bay Area Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Features analysis and commentary on consumer bankruptcy. By the Law Offices of Jon G. Brooks.

http://www.bayareabankruptcylawyerblog.com/
  • May 8

    Federal Consumer Protection Agency Cracks Down on Debt Settlement Scam

    Federal Consumer Protection Agency Cracks Down on Debt Settlement Scam
    In its first-ever criminal referral, the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the federal consumer watchdog agency mandated by Dodd-Frank, has referred a case for criminal prosecution against a debt settlement company, Mission Settlement…
  • Apr 17

    Can I Keep My Luxury Car, RV, and Boat, in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in California?

    Can I Keep My Luxury Car, RV, and Boat, in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in California?
    Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustees in California and elsewhere frequently object to debtors’ Chapter 13 plans in which the debtor proposes to pay very little to his general unsecured creditors (like credit card companies), while…
  • Mar 26

    Reverse Mortgages and California Bankruptcy

    Reverse Mortgages and California Bankruptcy
    As many of our clients filing personal bankruptcy get older, we often see clients who have taken reverse mortgages on their homes. Either because they needed income to live on or to deal with a spouse’s end-of-life care, I meet with a…
Rank this Week: 4000

Monmouth County Bankruptcy and…

Monmouth County Bankruptcy and Consumer Lawyer Blog

Covers consumer law and bankruptcy. By Riviere Cresci & Singer LLC.

http://www.monmouthcountybankruptcyconsumerlawyerblog.com/
  • May 7

    What you can learn from a professional athletes Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

    What you can learn from a professional athletes Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
    The average professional athlete in the U.S. will make more in one season than most of us earn in our entire lives, however despite those staggering salaries, 78% of NFL players, 60% of NBA players and a very large percentage of MLB players…
  • Apr 25

    Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: It can happen to anyone!

    Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: It can happen to anyone!
    A New Jersey resident, Dionne Warwick, is bankrupt. The singer and actress who was a regular at the top of the Billboard chart for four decades, has filed bankruptcy. She owes more than $10 million in back taxes and has only $10 left at the…
  • Nov 22

    Why your boat insurance claim might be denied.

    Why your boat insurance claim might be denied.
    Boat Insurance Attorney explains why your boat insurance claim may be denied: During a storm many were obligated to evacuate as per government mandate. With super-storm Sandy it would be tough to argue that anyone wasn't under advance notice…
Rank this Week: 3896