Personal Injury Settlement Was Not ‘Income’ Payable to Creditors in Chapter 13 Memphis Bankruptcy Judge Denise Barnett reads the BAPCPA amendments as excluding personal injury settlements from the calculation of ‘projected disposable income.’ Read more about Personal Injury Settlement Was Not ‘Income’ Payable to Creditors in Chapter 13
Sometimes, a Federal Tax Lien Will Never Be Enforceable in Bankruptcy Congress left a gap in the statute for perfecting a tax lien on personal property against someone who has no ascertainable residence. Read more about Sometimes, a Federal Tax Lien Will Never Be Enforceable in Bankruptcy
Section 727(a)(3) Isn’t a Catchall Denying Discharge for All Manner of Fraud Someone who commits fraud can’t be denied a discharge for that reason alone if the debtor kept accurate books and records of the fraud. Read more about Section 727(a)(3) Isn’t a Catchall Denying Discharge for All Manner of Fraud
Having Nondischargeable Debts Doesn’t Entitle a Chapter 7 Debtor to Object to Claims Courts are split on whether having nondischargeable debts gives an individual chapter 7 debtor standing to object to claims. Read more about Having Nondischargeable Debts Doesn’t Entitle a Chapter 7 Debtor to Object to Claims