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Courts Split on Ability to Redeem a Tax Deed Under a Plan

Another court rules on automatic removal of property from the estate under state law.

Courts Split on Ability to Redeem a Tax Deed Under a Plan

Another court rules on automatic removal of property from the estate under state law.

11th Circuit
Georgia
Georgia Northern District

Fourth Circuit Ducks a Split on Pension Contributions in Chapter 13

Sixth Circuit remains the only appeals court to preclude all pension contributions after a chapter 13 filing.

4th Circuit
Tuesday, December 19, 2017
Article Tags
Court Administration
Fraud
Consumer Bankruptcy
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Claim of an Involuntary Petitioner Must Be Entirely Undisputed

BAPCPA amendments changed prior law on disputed claims and involuntary petitions, Nevada judge says.

BAPCPA Limits Remedies Against Debtors Who Don’t Reaffirm or Surrender

‘Stay and pay’ may not be permissible, but the remedies can be toothless.

6th Circuit
Michigan
Michigan Eastern District

A Debtor's Dilemma: Undisclosed Claims

Feb 2018

Bankruptcy Code
727
541
1009
2016
9006
Topic Tags
Consumer Bankruptcy
Mass Torts

Due Process Violations Can Be Waived by Inaction, Eleventh Circuit Says

Motion for reconsideration must be made promptly, or due process violation will evaporate.

11th Circuit

Eleventh Circuit Requires No Objection to Overturn a Final Confirmation Order

Split decision allows a lender to take property out of an estate automatically.

11th Circuit

Chicago Strikes Out on Priority Status for Post-Petition Parking Fines

Clever drafting of chapter 13 plans prevents collection of post-petition parking fines.

7th Circuit
Illinois
Illinois Northern District
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