ABI Blog Exchange

2021-05-23
Summary: Executive Office Park of Durham Association was created through a Declaration of Unit Ownership on November 9, 1982 subject to the provisions of the North Carolina Unit Ownership Act at N.C.G.S.

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2021-05-23
Summary: Gabiddon Builder proposed Subchapter V Plan in which it would sell the lot it owns and to use the net proceeds to pay creditors $10,000 each with the remainder of their claims to be paid over the balance of …

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2021-05-23
Summary: Bestwall sought to have a Personal Injury Questionnaire (“PIQ”) sent to all asbestos claimants pursuant to Rule 2004 to which the Claimants Committee objected.

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2021-05-21
Joyn’s Platform Utilizes Real-time Data to Simplify and Streamline Underwriting for Small and Middle Market Risks    

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2021-05-21
Abstract: Like other forms of insurance, bankruptcy laws provide borrowers ex-ante risk protection but can lead to moral hazard from excessive borrowing and risk taking.

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2021-05-21
This article appeared in Inc. and can be found at: https://www.inc.com/diana-ransom/subchapter-v-bankruptcy-reorganization-...

Read More from: Shenwick & Associates

2021-05-21
Abstract: Mortgage cramdown has been proposed as a mechanism to avoid mortgage foreclosures in times of crisis.

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2021-05-21
Many people in Pennsylvania are familiar with the practice of determining what bills to pay each month. There is no one reason people find themselves in this type of situation.

Read More from: Young, Marr & Associates

2021-05-21
The thought of losing your home in a sheriff’s sale is frightening. Unfortunately, thousands of families in Pennsylvania face foreclosure every day. However, before a lender forecloses on a property, the homeowner must have defaulted.

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2021-05-21
It is not uncommon for homeowners to use the equity in their homes to obtain a second mortgage to renovate their home, send their child to college, or just take that extra special vacation.

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