Displaying with Topic Discharge/Dischargeability

Supreme Court’s Epic decision may end up forcing debtors to arbitrate dischargeability of loans.

The bankruptcy court is no longer a court of equity; here’s another example.

A motion extending the dischargeability deadline does not require personal service on the debtor, Chicago judge rules.

Courts are split on whether all educational loans are nondischargeable as an educational benefit.

Why must the system require a trial to discharge student loans by a debtor in hopeless circumstances?

Remedies available to a bankruptcy judge are limited when granting a partial discharge of student loans.

Already primed to rule on nonjudicial foreclosure, the Supreme Court might take cases involving contempt, the automatic stay and trademarks.

Appeals court talks about discharging a debt when the issue is denial of discharge.

BAP opinion shows that contempt is virtually impossible to prove in the Ninth Circuit following Taggart.

Illinois judges disagree on whether direct payments to a mortgagee are “under the plan” and must be made in full to obtain a chapter 13 discharge.