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Consumer Bankruptcy Mortgage Jan 11, 2017

Fall House Cleaning Recent Developments in Avoiding Liens on Exempt Homesteads

To enable a fresh start, debtors often seek to avoid judicial liens that impair a claimed homestead exemption. With adjustable-rate mortgages, rising credit costs and increasing delinquencies, there is likely to be more activity in this motion practice. Debtors will be

Consumer Bankruptcy SEC Issues Jan 11, 2017

Does the SEC Have Standing as a Creditor

Plan Confirmation Consumer Bankruptcy Jan 11, 2017

An Attempt at Post-Mortem Revival Has 1322(b)(10) Been Euthanized

Consumer Bankruptcy Ethics Practice and Procedure Jan 11, 2017

The 15 Most Common Attorney Mistakes in Consumer Cases

Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability Bankruptcy Taxation Jan 11, 2017

A Late-Filed Tax Return Should Still Be Considered a Return

Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt Discharge/Dischargeability Bankruptcy Taxation Jan 11, 2017

Late-Filed Tax Returns under 523(a)() and First Circuit Divide

Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability Bankruptcy Taxation Jan 11, 2017

When a Tax Return Isn’t a Tax Return: Dischargeability of Late-Filed Taxes

Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability Practice and Procedure Jan 11, 2017

Empowerment of Creditor Rights Section 727 Denial of Discharge and the BAPCPA of 2005

Before enactment of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) of 2005, the denial of discharge imposed against an individual chapter 7 debtor under §727 of the Bankruptcy Code was one of the most positive provisions available to creditors. The

Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability Jan 11, 2017

Are Nondischargeability Provisions Jurisdictional The Effect of United Student Aid Funds v. Espinosa on Nondischargeable Debts

Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability Bankruptcy Taxation Jan 11, 2017

McCoy The Simmering Feud over Late-Filed Income Tax Returns

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