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
Showing 1 - 10 of 29
Dec 01, 2022 Michael E. Romero
A trustee may not evade the transfer restrictions in the operating agreement of a limited liability company by selling only the “economic interest,” the Tenth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel said.....
Sep 30, 2021 Elizabeth L. Gunn
Even if it may not prevail, a debtor’s objection to the claim of a dominant unsecured creditor can prevent that creditor from voting for the election of a hand-picked chapter 7 trustee, as shown in an.....
Oct 05, 2020 Kimberley H. Tyson
Intending to clear up ambiguity about the deadline for an individual to take a course in credit counseling before filing bankruptcy, Congress amended Section 109(h)(1) in 2010. The debate and.....
Jan 28, 2020 R. Lanier Anderson
Widening an existing split of circuits, the Eleventh Circuit rejected the one-day-late rule adopted by three circuits and held that a tax debt can be discharged even if the return was filed late. The.....
Nov 27, 2019 Brian F. Kenney
Although chapter 13 may not always accommodate the need to care for an indigent member of a debtor’s extended family, chapter 13 will permit a debtor to continue paying premiums on a whole life.....
Apr 02, 2019 Mark X. Mullin
BAPCPA Limits Remedies Against Debtors Who Don’t Reaffirm or Surrender In the BAPCPA amendments in 2005, Congress may have intended to bar debtors from allowing mortgages to “ride through” bankruptcy.....