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BAP Didn’t See Barnhill as Prescribing the Date of Transfer from a Retirement Account

The First Circuit BAP evidently believes that a transfer occurred, even though an ordinary check wasn’t cashed.

‘Snapshot’ Rule for Valuation Doesn’t Apply to Compelling Abandonment, Circuit Says

Equity in property at the time of a hearing, not at filing, decides whether the court should compel abandonment, Sixth Circuit says.

A Re-Examination of the Rules of Property Rights and Post-Petition Gifting in Bankruptcy

The Bankruptcy Trustee vs. Uncle Sam: Dividing the Proceeds of the Crime

Chapter 13 Debtor Keeps Postpetition Appreciation in Nonexempt Property, BAP Says

Courts are split on whether creditors in chapter 13 are entitled to the postpetition appreciation in a debtor’s property.

Consumer Workshop III: Cleaning It Up: Messy Chapter 7s

Consumer Workshop II: Family First: Bankruptcy and Family Law

Consumer Workshop I: Let the Winning Continue: Getting to Confirmation

Preference, Earmarking and Fraudulent Transfer Law: Making Progress Together for Future Bankruptcies

For the Future: Hot Topics in Commercial Bankruptcy