Intent over Plain Meaning: The Minority Perspective of § 362(c)(3)(A)
Intent over Plain Meaning: The Minority Perspective of § 362(c)(3)(A) By Jeffrey S. Fraser The automatic stay, provided for in § 362 of the Bankruptcy Code, is widely regarded as one of the most (if not the most) essential features of bankruptcy law. The “stay” under §
When a Nonfiling Spouse’s Support of an Adult Child Prevents Relief
When a Nonfiling Spouse’s Support of an Adult Child Prevents Relief By Alban Beqiri Imagine a debtor going through chapter 7, hoping for a fresh start, only to get kicked out — not for hiding money or playing games, but because the debtor’s spouse is supporting their
Rooker-Feldman Only Applies to Someone Who Was a Party in State Court
Rooker-Feldman is applied narrowly these days and isn’t a substitute for collateral estoppel.