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Adversary proceedings are separate lawsuits within a bankruptcy proceeding. Creditors who feel they were misled about a debtor’s ability to repay at the time monies were lent can file an adversary...

Bankruptcy often has a negative reputation. Many people wait far too long to involve a bankruptcy attorney because they think that filing bankruptcy means they are "giving up." This definitely is not...

During an initial bankruptcy consultation it is imperative that all aspects of a potential debtor’s finances are analyzed. This analysis includes all current assets as well as any possible future...

If you have been injured in an accident while also accumulating debts, you may be wondering if filing for bankruptcy is an option at your disposal.  This blog will explore how chapter 7 and 13...

The opportunity for summary judgment (either partial or complete) is one of the great benefits of the federal rules, and one of the strongest reasons for parties in state court actions to remove...

Considering filing for bankruptcy is never easy, in fact, it will probably be one of the most difficult financial decisions that one will make. Nevertheless, once the decision is made and people...

It is important for every individual who is filing bankruptcy to consider whether they want to file their case individually or jointly, with a spouse. Only spouses can file a bankruptcy petition...

If you have recently had a vehicle repossessed, you are probably feeling overwhelmed at the prospect of a large debt hanging over your financial future. Vehicle lenders tend to be aggressive in their...

One of the most common misconceptions in bankruptcy is that income taxes are never dischargeable. In fact, you can discharge some back federal and state income taxes in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13...

When contemplating bankruptcy, one of the biggest trepidations that people often have is how it will affect their home. Will the bankruptcy cause their home to be lost? Will the mortgage lender...