Debtor Lupi Edwards (“Edwards”) appeals the bankruptcy court’s order granting relief from the automatic stay to appellee Wells Fargo Bank, as trustee for certain mortgage-backed securities (“Wells Fargo”). The issue before the Panel was whether the bankruptcy court abused its discretion in granting Wells Fargo’s motion for relief from the automatic stay. Wells Fargo satisfied…Read more
9th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Decision – In re: Bay Area Glass, Inc.
Creditor Western States Glass Corp. of Northern California (“Western”) appeals the decision of the bankruptcy court disallowing its secured claim under § 502(d)2 because its judgment lien constituted an avoidable preference under Section 547(b) of the Bankruptcy Code. The bankruptcy court did not err in its interpretation of Bankruptcy Code Section 547(c)(9) or in determining…Read more
8th Circuit Court of Appeals Bankruptcy Decision – G. Latta Bachelor v. Regions Bank
Frederick Wetzel, the trustee of Cheryl Reagan’s bankruptcy estate, and Latta Bachelor, the personal representative of Ronald Reagan’s probate estate, appeal from an order of the District Court affirming the judgment of the Bankruptcy Court in this interpleader and declaratory-judgment action filed by Regions Bank. Bachelor and Wetzel appealed to the District Court, which affirmed…Read more
6th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Decision – In re: Elizabeth Collins
J. James Rogan, the trustee in this chapter 7 case, appeals an opinion and order of the bankruptcy court dismissing his complaint. The complaint sought a declaratory judgment to determine the validity, extent, and priority of liens on the real property of the debtor, Elizabeth Collins, held by defendants Litton Loan Servicing, Bank of New…Read more
1st Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Decision – Ridel Fernandez Rosado v. Celedonio Corredera, et al. (Unpublished)
Ridel Allegre Fernández Rosado (the “Debtor”) appeals from a bankruptcy court order dismissing his case pursuant to Bankruptcy Code Section 707(a). The Debtor contends that the bankruptcy court erred in denying his requests for the entry of his discharge and in dismissing his case for bad faith under Section 707(a). Bankruptcy Rule 4004 governs the…Read more
1st Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Decision – Stephen D’Abrosca v. Michael Petrucelli (Unpublished)
Stephen D’Abrosca (the “Debtor”) appeals the bankruptcy court orders granting the motion for summary judgment of Michael Petrucelli (the “Plaintiff”) and denying the Debtor’s motion for reconsideration. On appeal, the Debtor argues that the bankruptcy court erred in giving preclusive effect to a state court jury verdict against the Debtor for breach of fiduciary duty…Read more
8th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Decision – John S. Lovald v. Gerald Wayne Falzerano
The Chapter 7 Trustee, John S. Lovald, appealed the bankruptcy court’s entry of a judgment in favor of the Defendants on his complaint seeking turnover under Section 542 of the Bankruptcy Code of money allegedly owed to the bankruptcy estate. On November 12, 2009, the Trustee filed a complaint under Section 542 against the Defendants…Read more
How To Recover From Bankruptcy
Personal Bankruptcy In Colorado Is Just The First Step To A New Financial Start One of the first questions that my clients ask me is how bankruptcy will affect their chances of buying a home in the future. Unfortunately, there is no simple answer to this question. Obviously your credit score will take a big…Read more
Can I Discharge a Loan That I Used to Pay My Taxes in Bankruptcy?
If you’ve been researching bankruptcy issues, you know that taxes are generally non-dischargeable. So, it wouldn’t make any sense to allow debtors to discharge loans that were taken out to pay taxes would it? That’s the kind of loophole that the lenders are just not going to allow. In fact, the Bankruptcy Code expressly prohibits…Read more
Can I Eliminate Personal Injury Awards Against Me In Bankruptcy?
Unfortunately, not all debts can be eliminated, or discharged, in bankruptcy. Included in non-dischargeable debts are certain awards that arise from personal injury lawsuits. Bankruptcy Code Section 523(a)(6) states that debts for “for willful and malicious injury by the debtor to another entity or to the property of another entity” will not be discharged. What…Read more
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