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Rochelle's Daily Wire 7th Circuit

A Solvent Estate Must Be ‘Likely’ to Confer Standing on an Individual Chapter 7 Debtor

Venue/Jurisdiction Consumer Bankruptcy

Candace Jackson-Akiwumi

Rochelle's Daily Wire 6th Circuit

‘Results Obtained’ Can Justify Cutting Fees by 50%, Sixth Circuit Says

Ethics Professional Compensation/Fees Consumer Bankruptcy Business Reorganization

John B. Nalbandian

Rochelle's Daily Wire Supreme Court

Supreme Court Won’t Rule on Remedies for Overpayments and Violation of Rule 3002.1

Administrative Expense Claims Ethics Plan Confirmation Practice and Procedure Professional Compensation/Fees Consumer Bankruptcy Business Reorganization

Rochelle's Daily Wire 9th Circuit

Chapter 7 Debtors Have No Appellate Standing to Challenge a Short Sale, BAP Says

Practice and Procedure Venue/Jurisdiction Consumer Bankruptcy Mortgage

Rochelle's Daily Wire 5th Circuit

A Deceased Chapter 13 Debtor Can Still Obtain a Discharge, Judge Parker Says

Practice and Procedure Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability

Michael M. Parker

Rochelle's Daily Wire 2nd Circuit

Lender Defaulted on the Merits for ‘Prolonged, Extraordinary’ Discovery Violations

Alternative Dispute Resolution Automatic Stay Ethics Practice and Procedure Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability Business Reorganization

Robert D. Drain

Rochelle's Daily Wire 2nd Circuit

Chapter 13 Creditors Get Exempt Assets that Produce Income

Asset Sales Consumer Bankruptcy

Diane Davis

Rochelle's Daily Wire 2nd Circuit

Four Circuits Now Permit Fraudulent Transfer Attacks on Real Estate Tax Foreclosures

Claims Bankruptcy Litigation Preferences Consumer Bankruptcy Mortgage Business Reorganization

Barrington D. Parker

Rochelle's Daily Wire 2nd Circuit

District Judge Effectively Bars a Short Sale Without Paying the Homestead Exemption

Practice and Procedure Consumer Bankruptcy Mortgage Real Estate

Eric Komitee

Rochelle's Daily Wire 2nd Circuit

An Initial ‘Recipient’ of a Fraudulent Transfer Isn’t Always Liable Under § 550(a)(1)

Fraudulent Transfers Consumer Bankruptcy Business Reorganization