Hardy Rawls Enterprises, LLC (“HRE”) appeals the district court’s order affirming the bankruptcy court’s denial of its proof of claim. The Trustee filed an objection to HRE’s claim, arguing: (1) that HRE had failed to provide documentation supporting the amounts due on its claim; (2) that HRE had failed to perfect its interest in the…Read more
Medical Debt Causing More People to File Bankruptcy
If you’re thinking about bankruptcy, there are probably three reasons you’re doing so: unemployment, divorce, or medical debt. It turns out more and more people are turning to the bankruptcy courts for relief after they have been overwhelmed by unexpected medical bills. According to an article on NYTimes.com, Medical debt is increasingly a factor in…Read more
8th Circuit Court of Appeals Bankruptcy Decision – In re: Walker (Walker v. Educational Credit Management Corporation)
The Educational Credit Management Corporation (ECMC) appeals from the judgment of the bankruptcy court, later affirmed by the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel (BAP), which discharged the student loan debt of Michele D. Walker (Walker) under the “undue hardship” provision of Bankruptcy Code Section 523(a)(8). Section 523(a)(8) of the Bankruptcy Code provides that debts from educational loans…Read more
10th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Decision – In re: Ruiz (Jubber v. Ruiz)
Appellant, Gary E. Jubber, Trustee (the “Trustee”), appeals the bankruptcy court’s decision denying his motion to require Appellees, Jose L. Ruiz and Carrie Ruiz (“Debtors”), to turn over estate assets. The bankruptcy court, while recognizing a split in authority on this issue, held that the Trustee could not recover from Debtors the amount that was…Read more
5th Circuit Court of Appeals Bankruptcy Decision – Robert Sigillito, et al v. Jerry Hollander, Jr., et al
This case arises from a bankruptcy dispute about a house in Louisiana that Plaintiffs-Appellees Jerry and Sheila Hollander sold to Defendants-Appellants Robert and Rhonda Sigillito. The Sigillitos sued the Hollanders seeking rescission, damages, and attorneys’ fees under state law redhibition and fraud statutes. The bankruptcy court ruled in the Sigillitos’ favor on the redhibition theory…Read more
2nd Circuit Court of Appeals Bankruptcy Decision – In re: Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC
Former investors with Bernard L. Madoff appeal from an order entered by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York in the liquidation proceedings of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC under the Securities Investor Protection Act (“SIPA”). The Trustee, Irving H. Picard, concluded that the investors’ “net equity,” which determines…Read more
9th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Decision – In re: Ellsworth (Ellsworth v. Lifescape Medical Associates, P.C.)
Doctor Jessica Ellsworth, M.D., and Kenneth Ellsworth (jointly, the “Ellsworths”) appeal the bankruptcy court’s order granting the motion of Lifescape Medical Associates, P.C. (“Lifescape”) to dismiss the Ellsworths’ chapter 13 bankruptcy case with prejudice. Lifescape filed a motion to dismiss the Ellsworths’ case “with prejudice.” Lifescape alleged four grounds as establishing cause for such a…Read more
How Do I Find a Free Bankruptcy Attorney in Colorado?
We understand that the reason you may be considering bankruptcy is that you have reached the end of your financial resources. The last thing you need is more stress trying to figure out how you are going to pay for your bankruptcy attorney. As part of its commitment to public service, Colorado Bankruptcy Law Group…Read more
What Does Bankruptcy Assistance Mean in the Bankruptcy Code?
Section 101(4A) of the Bankruptcy Code defines “bankruptcy assistance” to mean “any goods or services sold or otherwise provided to an assisted person with the express or implied purpose of providing information, advice, counsel, document preparation, or filing, or attendance at a creditors’ meeting or appearing in a case or proceeding on behalf of another…Read more
9th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Decision – In re: James Earl DeFrantz (DeFrantz v. Nady)
Appellant, secured creditor John Nady (“Nady”), appeals the bankruptcy court’s order granting the motion of debtor, James Earl DeFrantz, to convert his chapter 13 to one under chapter 7. The issue presented to the Panel was whether debtor’s right to convert from chapter 13 to chapter 7 under Section 1307(a) of the Bankruptcy Code was…Read more
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