ABI Blog Exchange

2013-09-13
Can’t everyone do a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13?The simple answer is no.

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2013-09-11
BREAKING NEWS: In a contentious 4-3 decision and amid more than 300 community members on both sides of the issue, the City Council for the City of Richmond voted to continue pursuing its eminent domain plan in the early morning hours
2013-09-11
BREAKING NEWS: In a contentious 4-3 decision and amid more than 300 community members on both sides of the issue, the City Council for the City of Richmond voted to continue pursuing its eminent domain plan in the early morning hours
2013-09-05
It is not uncommon for Bankruptcy lawyers to get requests from individuals to just help them fill out the Bankruptcy paperwork, or act as the occasional so

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2013-08-29
I do not have money so how do you expect me to pay you?The easy answer is that you may not be able to afford not to pay an attorney to file a bankruptcy for you.

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2013-08-29
Refund Anticipation LoansThese loans are some of the highest cost loans that exist. A borrower pays anywhere from 40% to 700% depending on the lender and loan amounts.

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2013-08-29
I am not eligible for Chapter 7 yet so I will file Chapter 13 and then convert when I am eligible for Chapter 7 discharge. Unfortunately no. Discharge eligibility is determined at the time a bankruptcy case is filed.

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2013-08-29
Insider PaymentsYou got a large chunk of money and paid the loan from your Mom or other family member and now are ready to file bankruptcy.

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2013-08-24
Bankruptcy lawyers regularly caution debtors to avoid unusual financial transactions, including credit card charges, cash withdrawals, and the like, prior to filing their case.  This is a case in which a pro se debtor withdrew several thousa

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2013-08-22
Here at Shenwick & Associates, we are seeing a significant uptick in reviewing and negotiating commercial leases.

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2013-08-13
By ARDEN DALEAs offshore accounts draw greater scrutiny, some financial advisers are having their clients use a special trust as an alternative strategy to shield their assets from potential lawsuits.So far, 15 states

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2013-08-12
In re Majestic Star Casino, LLC, F.3d 736 (3rd Cir. 2013), the U.S.
2013-07-31
A couple of weeks ago, I finally saw the 2010 animated film Despicable Me.  I am not, as you might guess from reading this, three years behind the times when it comes to movies.  I am actually more like 8 years behind.  However, I am relatively curre

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2013-07-31
Here at Shenwick & Associates, our summer is busy with (among other matters), representing clients in adversary proceedings.

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2013-07-19
Any exploration of this topic requires an understanding of reaffirmation agreements. Under New York bankruptcy law (In re Boodrow) a debtor does not have to sign a Reaffirmation Agreement for a mortgage on real estate.
2013-07-19
Any exploration of this topic requires an understanding of reaffirmation agreements. Under New York bankruptcy law (In re Boodrow) a debtor does not have to sign a Reaffirmation Agreement for a mortgage on real estate.
2013-07-19
What is a wage order and what are the benefits?A wage order in a Chapter 13 is where a portion of your Chapter 13 plan payment is automatically deducted from your paycheck by your employer.

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2013-07-19
What happens if I get behind on mortgage payments while I am in a Chapter 13?You made the decision to file a bankruptcy and decided to keep you home.

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2013-07-19
Do I have to appear in front of a Judge for my bankruptcy? No. The Judge does oversee the bankruptcy process; however you are not required to appear in front of him.

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