In Chapters 7 and 13, ‘Excusable Neglect’ Won’t Always Justify Filing a Late Claim A creditor without knowledge of bankruptcy isn’t always entitled to file a late claim in chapters 7, 12, and 13, Judge Harner says. Read more about In Chapters 7 and 13, ‘Excusable Neglect’ Won’t Always Justify Filing a Late Claim
Knowledge of Fraud Before Discharge Doesn’t Always Preclude Revocation Eleventh Circuit refuses to read words into Section 727(d)(2) that aren’t there. Read more about Knowledge of Fraud Before Discharge Doesn’t Always Preclude Revocation
September Total Bankruptcy Filings 2009-19 Submitted by jhartgen@abi.org on Tue, 2019-10-08 14:02 Article Tags Consumer Bankruptcy Business Reorganization For full statistical charts, please visit the ABI Newsroom. Tuesday, October 8, 2019 - 12:00 Read more about September Total Bankruptcy Filings 2009-19
Debtors’ Attorneys Are Paid in Chapter 13 Before Secured Creditors Indiana bankruptcy and district judges rule that secured lenders are only entitled to ‘adequate protection’ until the debtor’s counsel’s allowed fees have been paid in full. Read more about Debtors’ Attorneys Are Paid in Chapter 13 Before Secured Creditors