ABI Blog Exchange
Two distantly related items caught my eye this morning, as both reinforce the need for "creative destruction" as a response to all-too-common small business failure.
The signal changes in California foreclosure law in 2021 are bearing unexpected fruit: a bankruptcy filing AFTER the foreclosure auction can save the house for the homeowner.
Chiang Rai Times has an interesting article about Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. The article can be found at
Here’s this week’s Bankruptcy Quiz, with an emphasis on Chapter 5 avoidance actions. Click the image to take the quiz. Have a nice weekend!
Business Insider has a very informative article about how often a person can file for Bankruptcy.
Many people prefer to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy as it helps them avoid the liquidation of their homes and other assets.
Individuals commonly pursue Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which are among the various types of bankruptcy available.
It is important to know that if you are unable to make your mortgage payments, your lender will need to take action. However, a deed in lieu of foreclosure could potentially prevent the negative consequences of a foreclosure.
One of the scariest parts about filing for bankruptcy is not knowing what will happen to valuable assets like your house. While many states have legal exemptions that protect a person’s home during bankruptcy, Pennsylvania does not.
Certain members of the bankruptcy academy and bar seem to have their knickers in a twist over the Supreme Court’s grant of certiorari to review the nonconsensual nondebtor releases in Purdue.
I was the third attorney on this lien avoidance matter. Instead of it being “third time’s the charm”, it came close to being “three strikes and you’re out.” All because of FRBP 7041.
The Independent Show (TIS) 2023 captured the attention of NCTC and ACA Connects members, suppliers and media industry leaders alike with a series of significant announcements and discussions on the
When purchasing a new home, it is important to tread cautiously and understand the myriad of legal complexities involved.