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Good-Faith Conversion Results in Retention of Post-Petition Appreciation

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Bankruptcy Code: 348, 541

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Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt

Where, Oh Where, Are the Child-Support Creditors?

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Bankruptcy Code: 101, 11 U.S.C. § 362, 501, 507, 523, 1129, 1141, 1325, 1328, 1322

Topic Tags:

Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Plan Confirmation, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Discharge/Dischargeability, Family/Divorce Issues

Betting on a Fresh Start? Gambling Debt Dischargeability in an Era of Online Sports Betting

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Bankruptcy Code: 523, 727

Topic Tags:

Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Fraud, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Discharge/Dischargeability, Commercial Fraud

Depositors’ Troubles in Nonbank Cases

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Bankruptcy Code: none

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Claims, Consumer Debt, Business Reorganization, Finance and Banking, Retail, Small Business

Protections for Consumers and Consumer Lawyers: The ESCRA

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Bankruptcy Code: 110, 526, 527, 528

Topic Tags:

Ethics, Legislation, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt

Dazed and Confused: Circuit Splits Regarding Retirement Contributions in Chapter 13 Cases

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Bankruptcy Code: 1325, 1322, 541

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BAPCPA at 10, Bankruptcy Litigation, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt

Student Loan Discharge: Where Are We Headed?

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Bankruptcy Code: 523(a)(8)

Topic Tags:

Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Discharge/Dischargeability

Giving Debtors Their Fair Shake: What Happens to Nonexempt Equity Increases in Debtors’ Homes in Converted Chapter 7 Cases

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Bankruptcy Code: 348, 522, 1306, 1307, 1327, 541

Topic Tags:

Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Mortgage

Bankruptcy Fraud: Still a Threat to the Bankruptcy Process

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Bankruptcy Code: 152, 158, 707, 727

Topic Tags:

Creditors' Committee, Financial Advisors, Fraud, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Discharge/Dischargeability, Commercial Fraud, Covid19, Small Business

Courts Should Apply Statutory Impairment Formula for a Debtor to Avoid a Lien on Co-Owned Property

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Bankruptcy Code: the Debtor and the Estate›Subchapter II - Debtor's Duties and Benefits›522, 522

Topic Tags:

Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Practice and Procedure, Valuation, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Real Estate