Sentences with phrase «federal bankruptcy court when»

OTB officials had turned to federal bankruptcy court when state, county and town officials could not agree on who was responsible for reviewing and approving the project.

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When you file bankruptcy, federal law imposes an «automatic stay» which prohibits your creditors from taking any action (including phone calls) to collect debts from you including court judgments and tax debts during the pendency of the bankruptcy.

I was watching a video put out by the Federal Judiciary on the U.S. Courts site and was surprised when I saw they U.S. Courts listing debt settlement as an alternative to bankruptcy.

Sixth, the Secretary of Education, as junkyard dog, should revise Lynn Mahaffie's 2015 letter outlining when DOE will not oppose bankruptcy discharge of student loans to clarify to the federal courts that DOE supports a bankruptcy discharge of student loans under the same terms that apply to other unsecured consumer debt.

In the event of financial troubles, federal law strictly limits when a bankruptcy court may discharge student loan debt.

Generally, in those cases, a legislative body has to authorize the appropriation «voluntarily» from whatever source of funds it choses to impose, and usually, when push comes to shove, state and local governments do pay the judgments they owe (there are limited federal bankruptcy options for municipalities and states), although there are instances of state governments stubbornly refusing to take the actions necessary to comply with court orders directing that public schools be funded for many, many years.

Bankruptcy Lawyer Mark Sullivan beat Navy Federal in court, when Navy Fed claimed their collection calls were «merely administrative.»

For example, in February 2017, Weil secured a major victory for our clients when the Tenth Circuit affirmed a Colorado federal court's dismissal in its entirety of a dispute arising out of the bankruptcy of the owners of a Montana resort, to which Credit Suisse had arranged a multi-hundred million dollar loan.

That's the conclusion reached by a federal bankruptcy court recently when deciding whether to approve a Chapter 13 restructuring plan in which the dentist would pay 22 cents on a dollar to creditors, including his ex-wife.

When you're approved for bankruptcy status by a federal bankruptcy court, some or all of your debts will be forgiven, and creditors and collections agencies are no longer permitted to pursue you for those debts under law.

A federal bankruptcy court has considered whether a real estate broker breached her fiduciary duty to a buyer when she purchased a property her client had expressed an interest in purchasing.