Consumer Bankruptcy Committee
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In many common nondischargeability claims, the plaintiff creditor must prove the debtor defendant’s intentional misconduct.
Recent decisions from Michigan and Georgia have cast further confusion on the issue of exclusivity of “bankruptcy-specific” exemption statutes. Under 11 U.S.C.
Recent decisions from Michigan and Georgia have cast further confusion on the issue of exclusivity of “bankruptcy-specific” exemption statutes. Under 11 U.S.C.
Many consumers find that despite the fact that they receive a discharge creditors still attempt to collect debts and report false derogatory information on their c
Each year, thousands of debtors file for relief under chapter 13 between Jan. 1 and April 15.
Due to the recent recession, there has been a substantial increase in bankruptcy filings.
Most people have had no difficulty meeting the debt limitations for chapter 13.
As those who regularly practice consumer bankruptcy law may have already figured out, change is afoot in Rule 3001.
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