Creditor Holding Nondischargeable Debts Lacks Standing for Discharge Objection Personal financial stake required before creditor can file discharge complaint. Judge Name - Do not use it. Marianne O. Battini Read more about Creditor Holding Nondischargeable Debts Lacks Standing for Discharge Objection
Split Grows on Dischargeability of Tax Liability on Late-Filed Returns Nashville judge holds that late-filed tax debt can sometimes be discharged. Judge Name - Do not use it. Waverly D. Crenshaw, Jr. Read more about Split Grows on Dischargeability of Tax Liability on Late-Filed Returns
Sixth Circuit Splits with the Second over the Wagoner Rule on Standing Sixth Circuit revives lawsuit against lender that allegedly aided Ponzi scheme. Judge Name - Do not use it. Andre M. Davis Read more about Sixth Circuit Splits with the Second over the Wagoner Rule on Standing
Courts Divided on Contempt Sanctions as Automatically Nondischargeable Showing intentional violation of court order isn’t enough for nondischargeability. Judge Name - Do not use it. C. Kathryn Preston Read more about Courts Divided on Contempt Sanctions as Automatically Nondischargeable
Award of Attorneys’ Fees to the Government Is a Dischargeable Debt Section 523(a)(7) interpreted narrowly in a fee-shifting dispute. Judge Name - Do not use it. David M. Lawson Read more about Award of Attorneys’ Fees to the Government Is a Dischargeable Debt
Improperly Taking $297.72 Results in $250,000 in Punitive Damages for Stay Violation Creditor’s unrepentant attitude escalates punitive damages from $33,700 to $250,000. Judge Name - Do not use it. Kay Woods Read more about Improperly Taking $297.72 Results in $250,000 in Punitive Damages for Stay Violation
Denial of Settlement Is Not Final and Not Appealable, Sixth Circuit Holds Supreme Court’s Bullard opinion implies that denials of settlements are not appealable. Judge Name - Do not use it. Raymond M. Kethledge Read more about Denial of Settlement Is Not Final and Not Appealable, Sixth Circuit Holds
Continuing to Farm Is Not Prerequisite for Relief in Chapter 12 Judge prescribes loose standards for eligibility as a family farmer. Judge Name - Do not use it. Joan A. Lloyd Read more about Continuing to Farm Is Not Prerequisite for Relief in Chapter 12
Sixth Circuit Joins the Split on Whether Bankruptcy Courts Are ‘Courts of the U.S.’ The Supreme Court may have a new case to elevate or diminish the status of bankruptcy courts. Judge Name - Do not use it. Helene N. White Read more about Sixth Circuit Joins the Split on Whether Bankruptcy Courts Are ‘Courts of the U.S.’
Chapter 7 Debtors Might Benefit from Jevic by Analogy Otherwise-valueless exemptions might get value, depending on the outcome of Jevic. Judge Name - Do not use it. Denise Page Hood Read more about Chapter 7 Debtors Might Benefit from Jevic by Analogy