May It Please the Court If I Had Been at Oral Argument in Rousey v. Jacoway Part II
Last month, we looked at the history of Rousey v. Jacoway and began to consider the arguments of the debtors, the trustee and the amicus in light of the Third Circuit's decision in Clark v. O'Neill ( In re Clark), 711 F.2d 21 (3d Cir. 1983). 1 The trustee did not press
Post-Closing Demands for Mortgage-Related Fees Assessed During a Chapter 13 Plan Part I Does the Court Have Jurisdiction
Saving a principal residence from foreclosure and curing a mortgage arrearage are key reasons why many debtors file for chapter 13. While paying a home mortgage arrearage through a chapter 13 plan can cure that pre-petition arrearage, a home mortgage creditor may assess