The study, which ROSS commissioned, assigned a panel of 16 experienced legal research professionals to research seven questions modeling real - world issues
in federal bankruptcy law.
Not exact matches
In 2008, Fir Tree joined the hedge funds that are part of the Ad Hoc Group of Puerto Rico to support the investment bank in the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, an entity that took refuge in Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Law, the largest bankruptcy in the history of the United States and a symbol of the global financial crisi
In 2008, Fir Tree joined the hedge funds that are part of the Ad Hoc Group of Puerto Rico to support the investment bank
in the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, an entity that took refuge in Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Law, the largest bankruptcy in the history of the United States and a symbol of the global financial crisi
in the Lehman Brothers
bankruptcy, an entity that took refuge in Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Law, the largest bankruptcy in the history of the United States and a symbol of the global financi
bankruptcy, an entity that took refuge
in Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Law, the largest bankruptcy in the history of the United States and a symbol of the global financial crisi
in Chapter 11 of the
Federal Bankruptcy Law, the largest bankruptcy in the history of the United States and a symbol of the global financi
Bankruptcy Law, the largest
bankruptcy in the history of the United States and a symbol of the global financi
bankruptcy in the history of the United States and a symbol of the global financial crisi
in the history of the United States and a symbol of the global financial crisis.
ALBANY, NY (12/23/2010)(readMedia)-- Governor David A. Paterson today announced he has signed into
law S.7034 - A / A.8735 - A, which will increase the amount of exemptions
in bankruptcy proceedings and money judgments and provide a choice between State and
Federal exemptions.
He urged his colleagues
in Congress to pass the Puerto Rico Chapter 9 Uniformity Act (H.R. 870) which will provide the island's government with the tools needed to restructure parts of its debt under
federal bankruptcy law.
The reason being that
federal law protects retirement accounts from creditors
in the event you file for
bankruptcy (up to $ 1 million dollars
in the case of IRAs).
Current
laws prohibit
federal and private student loans from being discharged
in bankruptcy.
The
Bankruptcy Code is federal law, meaning that its important provisions such as the automatic stay and bankruptcy discharge operate in similar fashion n
Bankruptcy Code is
federal law, meaning that its important provisions such as the automatic stay and
bankruptcy discharge operate in similar fashion n
bankruptcy discharge operate
in similar fashion nationwide.
The ability to file
bankruptcy is established by
federal law, and all
bankruptcy cases are handled
in federal court.
The
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (the Act or BIA) is the federal law which regulates bankruptcy and consumer proposals
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (the Act or BIA) is the
federal law which regulates
bankruptcy and consumer proposals
bankruptcy and consumer proposals
in Canada.
Federal laws known as the federal «non-bankruptcy exemptions» protect ERISA - qualified and tax - exempt retirement accounts from creditors; these laws apply in Nevada bankruptcy
Federal laws known as the
federal «non-bankruptcy exemptions» protect ERISA - qualified and tax - exempt retirement accounts from creditors; these laws apply in Nevada bankruptcy
federal «non-
bankruptcy exemptions» protect ERISA - qualified and tax - exempt retirement accounts from creditors; these
laws apply
in Nevada
bankruptcy cases.
So
in Minnesota, debtors have to choose between using state
law or the
federal bankruptcy code to protect property.
They are currently looking at potential changes to
federal bankruptcy law which may or may not happen
in 2015.
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.
On October 17, 2005, new
federal bankruptcy law in America requires anyone whose gross income is higher than the median income for their state to file
bankruptcy under Chapter 13, instead of under Chapter 7.
Since new
federal bankruptcy rules became
law in October, 2005, anyone who has gross income higher than the median income for their state is required to file
bankruptcy under Chapter 13, instead of under Chapter 7.
Legislative solutions, governed by
federal law, typically come
in the form of consumer proposals, which are now more commonly used than
bankruptcy filings.
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.
Regardless of what your state
laws deem as homesteaded property, for
federal bankruptcy purposes, a homestead is your primary residence, the place
in which you and your family live.
Whether you are talking about state or
federal bankruptcy laws, understanding homestead exemption
in bankruptcy can be complicated.
Strategically, by using a combination of
Bankruptcy, State, and
Federal consumer protection
laws, Doan
Law Firm has developed and pioneered a program that allows homeowners to legally remain
in their home for 8 - 18 months or even years after ending mortgage payments!
When a creditor or debt buyer persistently tries to collect on a debt that was discharged
in bankruptcy, that creditor is violating
federal law, namely section 524 of Title 11 of the United States Code.
Liquidation
bankruptcies are called «Chapter 7» and reorganization
bankruptcies are known as «Chapter 13» (because of the section of
federal law these are found
in).
Bankruptcy in Canada is governed by
federal law, but the process is not free.
The legal rights of liens are governed primarily by state
laws, but since filing
bankruptcy is a
federal matter governed by
federal laws, a debtor wanting to file
bankruptcy should understand the significance of a lien
in relationship to the
bankruptcy process.
And to make sure you pay back, the government passed a
law making it almost impossible to eliminate both
federal and private student loan debt
in bankruptcy.
Clarifies current
law's «undue hardship» exception to nondischargeability
in bankruptcy as it applies to
federal student loans by creating a rebuttable presumption that a debtor faces an «undue hardship» if the debtor is receiving disability benefits under the Social Security Act;
However, there is a
Federal law in the US that can help you manage or even remove your debts — Chapter 7
Bankruptcy.
But a provision slipped into
federal law in 2005 effectively bars most Americans from accessing
bankruptcy protections for their private student loans.
«The argument was that there needed to be tougher
bankruptcy laws for
federal student loans
in order to make sure that the money was paid back and the government's pool of resources for those loans wasn't depleted.»
The reason for raiding your IRA under these circumstances is because an IRA is not exempted
in a
bankruptcy from an Internal Revenue Service levy as described by
federal law.
Federal bankruptcy laws, even
in a common
law property state, generally states that if only one spouse files for a Chapter 7
bankruptcy, only that spouse's debts will be discharged.
In 2005, Congress amended the
federal bankruptcy laws adding something called the «means test.»
With your financial future on the line, it's important to choose a
bankruptcy law firm that specializes
in bankruptcy: state and
federal laws change frequently and can be extremely difficult to understand for those who do not have specialized legal knowledge.
In addition,
federal law requires people who file a
bankruptcy to complete credit counseling before they can file.
A lot of people have raised questions
in the comments regarding proposed changes to
federal bankruptcy law to accommodate modifications of mortgage loans.
In 2005, the
law was changed to exclude ALL student loans, private or
federal, from being discharged by
bankruptcy.
It would be difficult
in any event because
federal bankruptcy law makes it nearly impossible to discharge student loan debts.
Because new
bankruptcy laws are complex, you need an attorney with an
in - depth understanding on local, state, and
federal levels.
In addition, this relatively limited use, current
law protects individuals, and we heard this morning about the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and also the
Federal Bankruptcy Act.
In the event of financial troubles,
federal law strictly limits when a
bankruptcy court may discharge student loan debt.
Federal bankruptcy law prohibits discharge of student loan debt except
in extremely limited circumstances.
Federal bankruptcy law specifically excepts student loans from discharge
in bankruptcy, unless doing so would cause «undue hardship» for the debtor or the debtor's family.
Federal law does not allow the discharge of student loan debt
in a
bankruptcy case, except with a showing of «undue hardship.»
In an unusual example of judicial defiance, an on - his - way - out bankruptcy judge is siding with an out - of - work and deep - in - debt law grad and issuing a rebuke to the federal district judge who overruled hi
In an unusual example of judicial defiance, an on - his - way - out
bankruptcy judge is siding with an out - of - work and deep -
in - debt law grad and issuing a rebuke to the federal district judge who overruled hi
in - debt
law grad and issuing a rebuke to the
federal district judge who overruled him.
It also identifies and helps investigate
bankruptcy fraud and abuse
in coordination with United States Attorneys, the
Federal Bureau of Investigation, and other
law enforcement agencies.
All
bankruptcy law in the United States is conducted
in the
federal courts and not
in the courts of the states.
Author: Christopher A. Benson is an attorney
in Federal Way, Washington, who focuses on estate planning,
bankruptcy, wills and real estate
law.
Both a litigator and a deal lawyer, John has extensive experience
in all aspects of
bankruptcy and commercial
law, including litigation
in federal and state courts and structuring and documenting complex transactions.
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Even though I live and practice
bankruptcy law in one of the most progressive states
in the Union: California, I do not see enough female and ethnic
bankruptcy attorneys or trustees and although I am admitted
in multiple
federal districts
in the state, to my knowledge, I have never appeared before a single ethnic
bankruptcy judge.