2013-05-14
By ANNIE LOWREY The anemic economy has left millions of younger working Americans struggling
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2013-05-13
WASHINGTON, D.C. - (Mealey's) The U.S. Supreme Court on
May 13 unanimously vacated and remanded a case involving a bank's claim that a
debtor who had acted as trustee for his father's insurance trust was guilty of
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2013-05-13
by Fred
Witt, Co-author, Sheinfeld, Witt & Hyman, Collier on Bankruptcy Taxation
(LexisNexis).
and
David Elrod, Shareholder, Elrod, PLLC, Dallas, Texas
The
views expressed are those of the authors alone.
Introduction
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2013-05-08
It sounds like a good idea: Insure against losses from investing
in a Ponzi scheme. Insurance policies, including homeowner's policies, can
provide coverage from losses from fraud, embezzlement or forgery. But does it
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2013-05-01
So after all that, what was my (now 3 months ago) new year’s resolution? One word: Integration.
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2013-04-24
Here at Shenwick & Associates, we often get questions from clients if they may transfer a house or an apartment from one spouse to the other after being sued or prior to a bankruptcy filing.
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2013-03-28
While many people are busy preparing their tax returns, in this post we will focus on the treatment of tax refunds in bankruptcy.
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2013-03-25
Sara L. Chenetz
John E. Lucian
Section 363 asset purchases offer opportunities—but you have to know what you're doing.
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2013-03-20
A debtor’s funds held in a Health Savings Account (“HSA”) or Flexible Spending Account (“FSA”) do not appear to be exempt under either New York state exemption law or Section 522 of the Bankruptcy Code.
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2013-03-20
A debtor’s funds held in a Health Savings Account (“HSA”) or Flexible Spending Account (“FSA”) do not appear to be exempt under either New York state exemption law or Section 522 of the Bankruptcy Code.
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2013-03-16
At Shenwick & Associates, we often get questions from clients if they may transfer a house from one spouse to another after being sued or prior to a bankruptcy filing:An upstate bankruptcy court addressed this question and held that such a transf
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2013-03-06
In In re Pamela Persaud, case No. 12-43602-CEC, US Bankruptcy Court, EDNY, February 4, 2013 involved the Means Test, the presumption of abuse and what expenses can be deducted in calculating the Means Test.
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2013-03-03
Pension money that is in a tax qualified pension plan such a Roth or IRA may be kept in a chapter 7 personal bankruptcy, provided that it does not exceed $1,171,650.
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2013-03-03
In New York a debtor can file bankruptcy and keep 1 car that has no more than $4,000 of equity.
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2013-02-06
One spouse can file for bankruptcy without the other joining in the process, or even consenting to it. There are many instances where a couple would only want only one spouse to file.
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2013-02-06
One spouse can file for bankruptcy without the other joining in the process, or even consenting to it. There are many instances where a couple would only want only one spouse to file.
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2013-02-04
A lender’s entitlement to a make-whole premium, that is, a prepayment penalty designed to compensate the lender for the loss of interest payments it would have received had the borrower continued to service the debt through the maturity date of the l
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2013-02-04
A lender’s entitlement to a make-whole premium, that is, a prepayment penalty designed to compensate the lender for the loss of interest payments it would have received had the borrower continued to service the debt through the maturity date of the l
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