Consumer Bankruptcy

Rochelle’s Daily Wire

Expert analysis of the latest court decisions affecting consumer debtors — covering discharge, mortgage servicing, student loans, exemptions, and more.

Cases covered: 1,408 (all-time)
Covering all circuits
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Jan 21, 2026 Elizabeth S. Stong
Brooklyn Bankruptcy Judge Elizabeth S. Stong nixed sophistic arguments that would have gutted Sections 109(g) and 362(b)(21) by allowing the automatic stay to halt foreclosure against a debtor whose.....
May 12, 2021 Elizabeth S. Stong
Someone who finances prosecution of a personal injury claim in New York has nothing more than an unsecured claim if the debtor who holds the claim files bankruptcy before settlement or entry of.....
Apr 20, 2021 Elizabeth S. Stong
A bankruptcy court has subject matter jurisdiction or power to entertain a nationwide class action alleging contempt of the discharge injunction, according to Bankruptcy Judge Elizabeth S. Stong of.....
Jan 21, 2021 Joan M. Azrack
District Judge Joan M. Azrack of Central Islip, N.Y., laid down the rules for lodging a pre-filing injunction against a vexatious litigant. The chapter 7 debtor had not paid a mortgage since 2014. The.....
May 06, 2020 Robert E. Grossman
In Acevedo, the Supreme Court ruled in February that a nunc pro tunc order can only memorialize an action that the court actually took at a previous time but was not officially recorded. In other.....
Jan 03, 2020 Robert E. Grossman
Although holding a hearing on a contempt motion in state court may not violate the automatic stay, the remedy imposed by the state court may nonetheless violate the stay, according to Bankruptcy Judge.....