Author: Mike Shovan

Yes. In a recent Texas decision, the Creggett court disallowed the mortgage creditor’s claimed payment change from $1,246 monthly to $2,608 monthly, based on an asserted change

In Texas, a Bankruptcy Court held that a creditor’s right to equitable relief to enforce a covenant not to compete against the debtor was a

In a Texas decsision, the Bankruptcy Court held that a Mortgage Creditor waived right to recover escrow shortages by failing to provide escrow analyses required

In a recent 5th Circuit Court of Appeals decision, a proof of claim filed by mortgage creditor in the Homeowner’s prior Chapter 13 case did

Here are the elements of judicial estoppel: The doctrine of judicial estoppel is “a common law doctrine by which a party who has assumed one

In a Texas case, a Debtor received full value for prepetition payments made to a creditor for purposes of defense under Code § 548(c) to

The US Trustee’s guide to the Chapter 7 Means Test states that household size is the debtor, spouse and any dependents that the debtor could