Rochelle's Daily Wire

In Ohio, the debtor won’t lose the homestead exemption by transferring a home to a revocable trust.

Persuasive authority is required before a creditor can be held in contempt for violating the automatic stay protecting a corporate debtor.

Judge Hoffman sets up Sixth Circuit to opine on the circuit split regarding the constitutionality of the 2018 increase in fees for the U.S. Trustee system.

The debtors’ lawyer’s lack of diligence allowed the creditor to invoke laches and beat a belated motion to avoid a lien that impaired a homestead exemption.

A contested matter in bankruptcy court isn’t a ‘civil action’ allowing the debtor to recover attorneys’ fees from the U.S. Trustee under the Equal Access to Justice Act.

Agreeing to bidding procedures can waive the right to make the Section 1111(b) election, Judge Hoffman says.

Private charity is not considered to be part of a debtor’s income under the first part of the Brunner test.

The Supreme Court hasn’t prohibited paying counsel fees for services rendered before the entry of a retention order, Judge Preston says.

Courts are split on whether large medical bills are consumer debts that invoke the means test and can bar relief in chapter 7.

Extinguishing contingent environmental claims doesn’t comply with the Sixth Circuit’s Dow Corning test, Judge Koschik says.