With the tough economic times we are currently facing, many people are at the point where the only way out is to file for bankruptcy.
Category: Bankruptcy & Student Loan Relief
Do Contributions from Debtor’s Mother Constitute Regular Income to Allow for Chapter 13 Eligibility?
Yes, according to a Wisconsin bankruptcy court. The court held that the Chapter 13 debtor’s income, which consisted solely of contributions from her mother, was
Yes. In a recent South Carolina bankruptcy decision, the court held that a secured creditor’s failure to object to its treatment in a Chapter 13
In a recent 9th Cir. B.A.P decision, the court held that a California state court judgment was not entitled to issue-preclusive effect as to the
In a recent Montana bankruptcy court ruling, does not prohibit creditors from applying Chapter 13 plan payments to outstanding postpetition interest prior to paying down
In a recent Alamba bankruptcy court ruling, the court ruled that the debtor is not obligated debtor to pay the lender’s bankruptcy-related attorney’s fees. The
Courts will consider several factors when determining whether to permissively abstain under 28 U.S.C. § 1334(c)(1) from hearing a proceeding, including: (1) the effect of