What if there was a shady side of the law that
allowed federal bankruptcy court trustees to hide things from you for up to a year before you found out you lost your assets to your creditors after filing for bankruptcy protection?
This ethos helped shape the 1938 Chandler Act, which
allowed federal bankruptcy courts to clear a debtor's financial history and completely absolve him or her from certain obligations to creditors.
Not exact matches
Bankruptcy is a process that allows an individual or business to eliminate or repay a portion of their debt, or at times all of their debt, under the protection of the United States federal bankrup
Bankruptcy is a process that
allows an individual or business to eliminate or repay a portion of their debt, or at times all of their debt, under the protection of the United States
federal bankruptcybankruptcy court.
After a precedent was set by the Supreme
Court,
federal law doesn't
allow student loan debt to be discharged in
bankruptcy, although other forms of outstanding debt such as credit cards have the potential for discharge in
bankruptcy.
In a Chapter 7 case, the most common type of personal
bankruptcy, the
court doesn't
allow an individual to keep their assets, but most exemptions
allowed under state and
federal law are large enough to cover a secured debt such as a house mortgage a car loan.
These schedules will be used by the
bankruptcy court to check against state and
federal exemption laws which
allows the filer to keep the unsecured assets listed under most circumstances.
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Stein removed the entire case to
federal bankruptcy court, with pool company's complaint being dismissed but with Stein's cross-claims
allowed to proceed.
The Attorney General's office filed multiple motions with the
Federal Bankruptcy Court to
allow them to proceed with collection efforts against our client.
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