Courts Split on Arbitrating Dischargeability of Student Loans
Supreme Court’s Epic decision may end up forcing debtors to arbitrate dischargeability of loans.
Disgorgement by Professionals Is Not Required in an Administrative Insolvency
Jevic doesn’t mandate forcing professionals to disgorge interim allowances to achieve a pro rata distribution to administrative claimants in an administrative insolvency.
Courts Split over Interest on Unsecured Claims in 100% Chapter 13 Plans
‘Value’ doesn’t mean ‘present value’ in Section 1325(b)(1)(A), Judge Lorch says.
Inventory Liens Always Prevail over Reclamation Claims, Indianapolis Judge Says
BAPCPA amendments were a mess but cleaned up one issue on reclamation, according to Judge Graham.
Notre Dame Football Tickets Are Not Exempt Property, South Bend Judge Holds
Notre Dame football tickets are not necessary for a fresh start.
Bankruptcy Court Sometimes Lacks Jurisdiction over Tax Disputes, Judge Rules
‘Related to’ jurisdiction arises only if unsecured creditors are affected, judge holds.
Guardian’s Fees Not Discharged in Father’s Bankruptcy
Indiana judge parts company with other courts in helping out a guardian ad litem.