No. The 6th Circuit has established an “omitted creditors rule” in the case In re Madaj, 149 F3d 467 (1998). Here is a summary of
Month: August 2014
Here is a very insightful post by my good friend and “credit guru” Philip Tirone with www.720CreditScore.com: “Charge it” is a phrase children hear when
As reported by Natalie Kitroeff from Bloomberg Businessweek, student debt is growing faster for seniors than for any other age group, according to the latest
The New York Times DealBook Blog reported that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued its first consumer advisory on virtual currencies, including Bitcoin, and said
As reported by Robin Miller of CBAR: Although the debtor had failed to schedule her prepetition claims against her mortgage creditors in her prior Chapter
As reported by Robin Miller with CBAR: Distinguishing a bankruptcy case that is closed from one that is dismissed, and reaching a conclusion that is
If you negotiate the foregiveness of indebtedness from a bank on a home loan or credit card company, you will recieved a 1009C. Many bankruptcy