Arizona Supreme Court Says RVs Aren’t Exempt Homesteads Because They Move
Although a ‘mobile home’ in Arizona is exempt, a ‘motor home’ is not exempt because it has a motor.
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Appeal from a ‘PPP’ Loan Dismissed as Equitably Moot
Would Section 364(c) validate a “PPP” loan even if an order compelling the SBA to make the loan was reversed on appeal?
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Arizona District Judge: No Final Orders in Preference Suits Without a Claim or Consent
Expanding on dicta in Bellingham, the district court in Arizona finds no power to enter a final order in a preference suit against a defendant who did not consent to a final order in bankruptcy court.
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Courts Reject BAP Opinion on Estate Property When Individuals Convert from 11 to 7
Individuals in chapter 11 who convert to chapter 7 come out worse that those who convert from chapter 13.
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Arizona Judge Grants Discharge Despite Default on Direct-Pay Mortgage
Courts are split on denying a chapter 13 discharge for missing payments made directly to the mortgagee.
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Final Orders Allowed in Preference Suits Against Defendants Who Didn’t File Claims
Following dicta in Bellingham, Judge Collins finds no power to enter a final order in a fraudulent transfer suit against a defendant who did not consent.
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As an Exempt Asset, a Dog’s Value Is Priceless, Judge Collins Says
Pet insurance and proceeds are exempt, even above the value of the pet.
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Courts Split on Paying Chapter 13 Debtor’s Counsel if Conversion Precedes Confirmation
Arizona judge declines to expand Harris v. Viegelahn to cases when conversion precedes confirmation.
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Debtor Must Turn Over a Portion of Accrued Vacation Pay to the Trustee, District Judge Holds
The value of prepaid family expenses belongs to the trustee, even without being a fraudulent transfer.
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Debtor Left Homeless by Inability to Alter Her Homestead Exemption Claim
Arizona debtors are stuck with the homestead claimed on the filing date.
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