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)
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May 08, 2023 Gregory L. Taddonio
Disagreeing with Bankruptcy Judge Marvin Isgur of Houston and siding with the Internal Revenue Service, Chief Bankruptcy Judge Gregory L. Taddonio of Pittsburgh ruled that the bankruptcy court has no.....
Mar 09, 2023 Magdeline D. Coleman
On a question where the courts are split, Chief Bankruptcy Judge Magdeline D. Coleman of Philadelphia decided that dismissal is not mandatory under Section 109(g)(2) if an individual voluntarily.....
Nov 28, 2022 Gregory L. Taddonio
Bankruptcy Judge Gregory L. Taddonio has a way with words. “Sometimes,” he said, “even the most settled legal principles need to be repeated.” For example, “strict rules” exist “governing the.....
Sep 01, 2022 Thomas L. Ambro
If a post-confirmation adversary proceeding is “core” or entails interpretation of an order made during the chapter 11 case, there is always jurisdiction. According to an August 25 opinion by Third.....
May 18, 2022 Thomas M. Hardiman
Agreeing with a nonprecedential opinion from the Fifth Circuit and the majority on a recent decision from the Sixth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel, the Third Circuit held that the “penalty”.....
Apr 01, 2022 Leonard P. Stark
A district judge in Delaware firmly rejected the idea that the Supreme Court’s Acevedo decision “has suddenly declared that bankruptcy courts have no authority to retroactively approve retention of.....
Discharging $100,000 in student loans owed by an epileptic debtor who was almost unemployable, Bankruptcy Judge Laurie Selber Silverstein of Delaware wrote a 29-page opinion where she disagreed with.....
Oct 26, 2021 Craig T. Goldblatt
Notice of the bar date by email may satisfy the requirements of due process, but emailed notice does not comply with the Bankruptcy Rules and in itself is insufficient to enforce the bar date.....
Oct 14, 2021 Mark J. Conway
After Fulton, a creditor’s refusal to lift the attachment of a bank account is no violation of the automatic stay under any subsection Section 362(a), according to Bankruptcy Judge Mark J. Conway of.....
Sep 27, 2021 Brendan L. Shannon
Neither issue nor claim preclusion barred the chapter 13 debtor from modifying a secured claim that the debtor had not challenged in a prior chapter 13 case, according to an August 18 opinion by.....