Consumer Bankruptcy

Separate Military Service Periods Considered Single Transactions for Recoupment Purposes

By: Carole Ann Liscio

St. John’s University School of Law

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review,   Staff Member

 

Exempt Assets May Not be Considered when Determining if Student Loan Should be Discharged

By: Kayla Mistretta

St. John’s University School of Law

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review, Staff Member

Mothers Owed Child Support Can Be Denied Priority Creditor Status

By: Gabrielle G. Pullo

St. John’s University School of Law

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff Member

 

The Standard for Holding a Creditor in Civil Contempt for Violating a Discharge Order is an Objective One

By: Alexander C. Koban

St. John’s University School of Law

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff Member

Student Loan Repayment: When Does Accrued Interest Create an Undue Hardship?

By: Lindsey A. Haynes

St John’s University School of Law

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff Member

The Fifth Circuit’s Approach: Student Loan Discharge Requires both Sympathetic and Unsympathetic Debtors to Meet the Undue Hardship Burden

By: Emily N. Gault

St. John’s University School of Law

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff Member

Debtor Must Minimize Expenses and Maximize Income to Pass First Prong of Brunner Test

By: Samantha Alfano

St. John’s University School of Law

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff Member

Excessive Pre- and Post-Petition Gambling: A Factor in Determining Abuse That Can Result in Dismissal Of A Chapter 7 Case

By: Angela Bonica

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

 

Ipso Facto Contract Provision Not Enforced

By:  Kayla Martin

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

Purchasers of Debt found not “Debt Collectors” under the FDCPA

By: Antonia Edwards

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

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