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Practitioner analysis, case commentary, and legislative coverage on individual debtor issues — drawn from every issue of the ABI Journal.

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Legislation Venue/Jurisdiction Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability International Insolvency

Trust Parallel Debt Mechanism under N.Y. Law Are Now Recognized in French Insolvency Law

AT Annerose Tashiro FT Frank Tschentscher PE Patrick Ehret

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Feb
2012

Legislation Professional Compensation/Fees Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt

CARE Program Website Offers Financial Guidance and Resources to Professionals and Public

AB ABI

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Feb
2012

Legislation Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt Govt. Claims/Sovereign Immunity

Inside ABI Feb 2012

AB ABI

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Feb
2012

Administrative Expense Claims Automatic Stay Ethics Professional Compensation/Fees Consumer Bankruptcy

Benchnotes Feb 2012

AK Aaron M. Kaufman TR Thomas Rice

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Feb
2012

Administrative Expense Claims Practice and Procedure Consumer Bankruptcy Bankruptcy Taxation

Public Comment Sought by EOUST on Reviewing Applications for Compensation Reimbursement

AB ABI

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Feb
2012

Consumer Bankruptcy

Sixth Circuit Adopts Temporal Approach for Debtors with Negative PDI

WF William J. Factor

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Feb
2012

Ethics Consumer Bankruptcy

Order in the Court All RiseOr Else

LM Leslie Renee Masterson

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Feb
2012

Creditors' Committee Practice and Procedure Consumer Debt Discharge/Dischargeability Mortgage Unsecured Trade Creditors

New Claim Form Presents New Opportunity The Uniform Claim Identifier

RC Rebecca Buehler Connelly

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Feb
2012

Exclusions and Exemptions

Almost invariably, a consumer debtor will ask "what do I get to keep?" or "what do I lose?" Unlike dischargeability questions, which arise in relatively few consumer cases, the question of what property the debtor will retain arises in all …

TY Thomas J. Yerbich

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May
2004

Stripoff of Completely Secured Mortgage Covering Debtors Principal Residence

Section 1322(b)(2) of the Bankruptcy Code provides that a chapter 13 plan may "modify the rights of holders of secured claims, other than a claim secured only by a security interest in real property that is the debtor's principal residence.…

JC Janna L. Countryman

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