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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Oct 23, 2024 Patricia M. Mayer
Equitable tolling can permit a trustee to maintain a fraudulent transfer action when statutes of limitations expired under both state and federal law, as explained in an October 16 opinion by.....
Nov 07, 2023 Gregory L. Taddonio
“[W]hen an attorney learns that a client has engaged in fraudulent or unauthorized conduct,” the lawyer “must take reasonable remedial measures, including, if necessary, disclosure to the tribunal,”.....
Sep 27, 2023 Ashely M. Chan
A settlement term sheet signed after mediation by the debtor, her nondebtor husband and the creditor was enforceable, according to Bankruptcy Judge Ashely M. Chan of Philadelphia, even though the.....
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.....
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.....
Nov 20, 2020 Thomas P. Agresti
An unmarried couple broke up. The man moved out. The woman refused to return his personal property. Often in these circumstances, the offended party will build a bonfire in the front yard, burning up.....