Summary: Hunter Mill West signed a one-year note in favor of BDC (Catjen’s predecessor-in-interest), which included a default interest rate of 24% in the event judgment was ever entered against HMW for default. When HMW did, of course, default it … 4th Cir.: Catjen v. Hunter Mill West, L.C.- Issue Preclusion from Bankruptcy Claim Orders Read More » The post 4th Cir.: Catjen v. Hunter Mill West, L.C.- Issue Preclusion from Bankruptcy Claim Orders appeared first on .
Summary: The Hedgepeths own a home in the Smokey Mountain Country Club, which is subject to the Declarations governing the Smokey Mountain Country Club Association requiring (certainly among innumerable other homeowner association expectations, demands and such) that member pay monthly … N.C. Ct. of Appeals: Hedgpeth v. SMCC Clubhouse, LLC- State Court Lacks Subject Matter Jurisdiction over matters pending in an Open Bankruptcy Case Read More » The post N.C. Ct. of Appeals: Hedgpeth v. SMCC Clubhouse, LLC- State Court Lacks Subject Matter Jurisdiction over matters pending in an Open Bankruptcy Case appeared first on .
Summary: There is often an assertion that there is no legislative history for North Carolina exemptions. And while there certainly could have been substantially more, both in terms of quantity and quality, after both Kelly Newcomb and I separately spent … North Carolina Exemptions Legislative History Read More » The post North Carolina Exemptions Legislative History appeared first on .
About: American Predatory Lending and the Global Financial Crisis is a multi-method interdisciplinary team working under the Bass Connections project within Duke University. Over the past two years, this student-faculty undertaking has explored the state-level dynamics leading up to the 2008 Crisis. … American Predatory Lending: Oral Histories of the 2008 Housing Crisis Read More » The post American Predatory Lending: Oral Histories of the 2008 Housing Crisis appeared first on .
Summary: The plaintiffs, all North Carolina residents, borrowed money at allegedly illegal interest rates from one of the out-of-state defendants and asked the Court to compel arbitration of their predatory lending claims pursuant to arbitration provisions in the loan agreements. … M.D.N.C.: Strange v. Select Mgmt. Res.- Consumers Demand for Arbitration Read More » The post M.D.N.C.: Strange v. Select Mgmt. Res.- Consumers Demand for Arbitration appeared first on .
Summary: Without notifying Mr. Harris, Piedmont Finance reported to a credit reporting agency that it repossessed his truck and, when it learned the report was incorrect, Piedmont Finance did not promptly notify the credit agency nor take steps to remove … E.D.N.C.: Harris v. Piedmont Finance CNAC- Statute of Limitation for FCRA and Arbitration Read More » The post E.D.N.C.: Harris v. Piedmont Finance CNAC- Statute of Limitation for FCRA and Arbitration appeared first on .
Summary: Ruby Taylor filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy on May 24, 2019, with a plan confirmed that paid both the mortgage for her home and the payment on her car directly and estimated no dividend to general unsecured creditors, of … E.D.N.C.: Taylor v. Logan- Proceeds from Sale of Homestead Read More » The post E.D.N.C.: Taylor v. Logan- Proceeds from Sale of Homestead appeared first on .
Summary: Shaquan Lasane commenced this pro se action asserting claims against multiple defendants (some also appearing pro se) arising out of a state court custody proceeding in Wake County, North Carolina, bringing claims under the Fair Debt Collections Act, the False Claims Act, the … E.D.N.C.: Lesane v. Breeden- Rooker-Feldman bars Consumer Rights and Sovereign Citizen Claims regarding Child Custody Read More » The post E.D.N.C.: Lesane v. Breeden- Rooker-Feldman bars Consumer Rights and Sovereign Citizen Claims regarding Child Custody appeared first on .
Summary: The Fourth Circuit found that, in denying her Social Security Disability claim, the Administrative Law Judge had erred by misreading the severity findings in two of the three medical opinions and also erred by failing to consider each of … 4th Cir.: Tripplett v. Saul- Denial of Social Security Claim Read More » The post 4th Cir.: Tripplett v. Saul- Denial of Social Security Claim appeared first on .
Summary: Kwamir Bradley, appearing pro se, brought suit against Progress Residential after it sent a notice of default asserting her owed amount of $10,119.89, alleging that its failure to disclose federal law protections in the original lease agreement violated the … W.D.N.C.: Bradley v. Progress Residential Prop. Manager, LLC- Failure to Brief 12(b)(6) Motion Read More » The post W.D.N.C.: Bradley v. Progress Residential Prop. Manager, LLC- Failure to Brief 12(b)(6) Motion appeared first on .