The unprecedented pandemic we are now experiencing will without doubt cause financial hardship to millions of Americans who had no hint that their otherwise stable economic situations would be disrupted so completely. Even with payment moratoria and t...
What are the dangers in filing an emergency bankruptcy petition for a Debtor you never met and who didn't sign the bankruptcy petition? (Bankr. N.D.TX.)
NACBA is carefully monitoring the evolving coronavirus situation. Like many, we are hopeful for an effective solution in the near future. In the meantime, we are pleased to announce that NACBA’s 2020 Members-Only Workshop, December 1 – Decembe...
Effective immediately, all in-person chapter 7, 12, and 13 section 341 meetings scheduled through April 10, 2020, are hereby continued until a later date to be determined.
Prior to the Debtor's bankruptcy he had some serious real estate tax issues. He owned real property in Pendleton County, Kentucky (the "Rogers Propertyâ€) but failed to pay taxes for tax years 2003, 2004, 2006 and 2007. The County sold the tax ce...
Prior to this case the Debtors had filed three chapter 13 cases in quick succession from late 2015 to early 2016 all of which were dismissed without a confirmed plan. The debtors filed this chapter 13 case in March of 2019 and were originally represented ...
NACBA continues to advance, and we visualize the upcoming year to be one of uninterrupted fortune. Looking back, the 2019 calendar for NACBA was replete with success. 2020 and 20/20 indeed!
Prior to filing for bankruptcy, the Debtor incurred a student loan (ultimately held by Navient) to attend the Reformed Theological Seminary. The seminary was not a Title IV accredited institution. The Debtor filed bankruptcy, listed this loan and ...
Prior to filing bankruptcy, the Debtor borrowed money to pay for his undergraduate education. After graduating and serving in the United States Navy for five years, he borrowed additional funds to attend and complete law school. After graduating from law ...
