Author: Mike Shovan

Yes. An Ohio bankruptcy court ruled that the debtor’s mortgage creditor violated the discharge injunction by including in its proof of claim charges that had

The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals (BAP) held that attorney’s fees incurred by the condominium association in connection with a post-discharge sheriff’s sale of the

The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals (BAP) held that the condominium associations scheduling of a post-discharge sheriff’s sale of the debtor’s unit to get a

In a divided district, a Georgia bankruptcy court held that the tax sale purchaser held a secured claim that the plan could modify under Code

Yes. The 9th Circuit Court recently held that the bankruptcy court’s award of $119,000 in emotional distress damages to a Chapter 7 debtor was reasonable

Yes. In a recent decision, a North Carolina Bankruptcy Court imposed a one (1) year bar on the debtor’s ability to refile their case. The

No. A New York bankruptcy court held that a credit union’s policy of not permitting a bankrupt debtor to open an account at the credit