ABI Blog Exchange

2022-01-24
Overview While the question of what constitutes sufficient notice of the bar date is by no means novel (in fact, we’ve previously written about several issues on the topic: see (i) Adjust Your Focus When Due Process Requirements Are Blurry: Third
2022-01-24

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2022-01-24
  What Happens to my Tax Refund if I File Bankruptcy?  

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2022-01-23
Law Review: Simmons, Joseph, Reconstructing the Bankruptcy Power: An Originalist Approach (October 31, 2021). 131 Yale L.J. 306 (2021)

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2022-01-23
Summary: The Trustee sought to avoid two transfers, in the total amount of $30,000, made by the Debtor from his wholly owned corporation to Michael Campbell. The only issue in the avoidance action was whether the Debtor received less than …

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2022-01-23
4th Circuit: Alexander v. Carrington Mortgage- "Collector" under Maryland Consumer Protection Laws Contrasted with "Debt Collector" under the FDCPA

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2022-01-23
Bankr. M.D.N.C.- Angell v. Tarlton Polk (In re Ewert)- Avoidable Transfers

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2022-01-23
Bankr. E.D.N.C.: In re Cook- Mortgage Deduction on the Means Test not Capped at IRS Local Standard

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2022-01-23
N.C. Court of App.: Reverse Mortgage Solutions v. Dufault- Inadequate Description of Real Property in Deed of Trust

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