Attorney Ira D. Gingold has been a bankruptcy lawyer since 1971 and Court -
appointed Bankruptcy Trustee from 1971 - 2013.
What I mean by extremely poor planning by the trust's settlor (s), is where the settlor (s) believe that a spendthrift provision in the trust document alone will save the vast majority of settlor's legacy from a court -
appointed bankruptcy trustee, if the spendthrift decides to file for bankruptcy; after all, most spendthrift trusts say the magic words that purportedly limit a bankrupt trustee's access to the corpus of the trust or at least the vast majority of the corpus of the trust.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is called a liquidation bankruptcy because it allows a court -
appointed bankruptcy trustee to be appointed to your case, gather your nonexempt assets, and liquidate them to repay your qualifying creditors.
Black, who is based in Montreal, reached an agreement with court -
appointed bankruptcy trustee William Leberman earlier this year to buy the property after local scrap dealer Adam Weitsman pulled out of a deal to buy it.
When you file a bankruptcy petition under Chapter 7, the court will
appoint a bankruptcy trustee to liquidate your assets and pay off your creditors.
Upon your bankruptcy filing, the court will
appoint a bankruptcy trustee who will enter an order for an automatic stay, which essentially stops all collection actions against you during your Chapter 7 bankruptcy case.
Not exact matches
For more than a year, a court -
appointed trustee has been unraveling the case in federal
bankruptcy court, working to gather assets and figure out claims that can be paid to investors.
Under the Chapter 7, the
bankruptcy court orders an
appointed case
trustee to sell your properties and distribute the proceeds to your creditors based on the priorities established in the Code.
In doing this, however, you do stand to lose any non-exempt assets you may have (stocks, bonds, cash in savings accounts, valuable artwork, etc) to the
trustee - in -
bankruptcy appointed by the court.
The person responsible for making this happen is the
bankruptcy trustee — a person
appointed to administer the estate.
The
bankruptcy trustee is an official
appointed by the court to oversee your
bankruptcy case.
Exempt property: The
appointed trustee in a Chapter 7
bankruptcy will sell off nonexempt assets to pay your creditors.
An administrator of consumer proposals is a
trustee in
bankruptcy or a person appointed by the Superintendent of Bankruptcy to administer consumer
bankruptcy or a person
appointed by the Superintendent of
Bankruptcy to administer consumer
Bankruptcy to administer consumer proposals.
In this type of
bankruptcy the court will
appoint a
trustee whose job it is to liquidate all property that is not exempt (or is in excess of what he or she may keep under law), and use the money raised to pay creditors.
Inspectors are
appointed by creditors to represent them before the
trustee during the administration of consumer proposals and
bankruptcies.
However, keep in mind, if we file for you, a
bankruptcy trustee will be
appointed to your case.
According to
bankruptcy laws, the
trustee has the responsibility to first organize the right committees and then to
appoint the appropriate members.
In a chapter 7 case, the
bankruptcy court
appoints a
trustee to examine the debtor's assets to determine if there are any assets not protected by available «exemptions».
Under the
Bankruptcy & Insolvency Act, the federal legislation that governs the bankruptcy process, when you declare personal bankruptcy a Licensed Insolvency Trustee is
Bankruptcy & Insolvency Act, the federal legislation that governs the
bankruptcy process, when you declare personal bankruptcy a Licensed Insolvency Trustee is
bankruptcy process, when you declare personal
bankruptcy a Licensed Insolvency Trustee is
bankruptcy a Licensed Insolvency
Trustee is
appointed.
The
trustee is not a judge, but an individual appointed by the United States Trustee to oversee bankruptcy
trustee is not a judge, but an individual
appointed by the United States
Trustee to oversee bankruptcy
Trustee to oversee
bankruptcy cases.
They mentioned that a US
bankruptcy trustee would be
appointed to review and manage my case.
This
trustee will either be an official receiver (an officer
appointed by the
bankruptcy court) or an insolvency practitioner (a debt specialist, usually an accountant or lawyer)
After you file for Chapter 13
bankruptcy, a
trustee is
appointed to administer your case.
It is, however, called a liquidation
bankruptcy, which means it allows a court -
appointed trustee to accumulate your nonexempt assets and sell them to generate funds to repay certain creditors.
In a Chapter 7
bankruptcy, the court
appointed trustee may cancel many or all of your debts.
If you do decide to file, the court will
appoint a
trustee to review your debts, collect your nonexempt assets, and liquidate them to repay your creditors in priority order determined by the
bankruptcy court.
A Chapter 7
bankruptcy involves a panel
trustee, who
appointed at random from a panel of lawyers.
Chapter 7
bankruptcy is when the court
appoints a
Trustee who may liquidate or sell some things that you own to pay your creditors.
A Panel
Trustee is
appointed in each Chapter 7 case to review the
bankruptcy petition and schedules filed with the Court and to determine if the debtor has any non-exempt assets available for distribution to creditors.
After the
bankruptcy petition is filed, the United States
Trustee appoints as trustee a disinterested person who is a member of a panel of Chapter7 trustees («panel trustee») to serve as an interim t
Trustee appoints as
trustee a disinterested person who is a member of a panel of Chapter7 trustees («panel trustee») to serve as an interim t
trustee a disinterested person who is a member of a panel of Chapter7
trustees («panel
trustee») to serve as an interim t
trustee») to serve as an interim
trusteetrustee.
The
trustee, an attorney or accountant
appointed by the government to oversee and review the
bankruptcy, will preside over the meeting.
The
trustee appointed to your Chapter 7
bankruptcy case will decide if there are assets which can be liquidated to pay your creditors.
If the company was to file
bankruptcy, does a court -
appointed trustee have any claim rights to the reward points as an asset of the company or do they remain my personal asset?
In 2011, she was
appointed trustee of Burr Oak Cemetery, a historic African - American graveyard in the Chicago suburb of Alsip that declared
bankruptcy after a scandal involving a grave desecration and reselling scheme.
Michael is a member of McInnes Cooper's Asset Recovery and Insolvency group, and has acted for secured and unsecured creditors, receivers (both privately
appointed and court -
appointed), and
trustees in
bankruptcy in many of the major insolvencies in recent years on Prince Edward Island.
Section 303 (2) of the Insolvency Act 1986 (IA 1986) empowers the court to
appoint a new
trustee in
bankruptcy, which enables it to replace a
trustee removed under s 298.
Once you have received a copy of the information provided to Service Canada by the
trustee or receiver
appointed in your employer's
bankruptcy / receivership, you may apply for WEPP on - line at Service Canada.
When Redwater was unable to repay the loan, ATB
appointed Grant Thornton LLP (GTL) first as Receiver and subsequently as
Trustee in
Bankruptcy of the estate of Redwater.
The federal
bankruptcy court would
appoint a
trustee to take over the company.
After making 12 months of payments to a court -
appointed trustee and the
trustee or the
bankruptcy judge approves new credit.
a
trustee in
bankruptcy, custodian, receiver, receiver - manager, or liquidator who is
appointed under a provincial or federal enactment, in respect of real estate services undertaken by the person in that capacity;