Rochelle's Daily Wire

Even though the discharge order had been violated, neither Midland Funding nor Ninth Circuit precedent precluded an FDCPA suit for attempting to collect a debt paid in full.

New York Court of Appeals decision opens the door to state court suits against third parties who cause debtors to breach contracts with lenders.

Utah district judge decides that referral fees paid by a Ponzi scheme aren’t avoidable unless the recipient had reason to suspect there was fraud.

Sometimes, being too aggressive backfires when the defendant files bankruptcy.

The appeals court allows a tiny lien to wipe out a big mortgage if the bank wasn’t vigilant at the time of foreclosure.

North Carolina Judge disagrees with the Fifth Circuit on extending the statute of limitations to 10 years under Section 544(b)(1).

Dissenter in the Fifth Circuit believes that having both U.S. Trustees and bankruptcy administrators violates the Uniformity Clause.

A subordinate lender lacked appellate standing to appeal the annulment of the automatic stay in favor of a senior lender.

Courts are split on whether the estate of a deceased chapter 13 debtor can receive a discharge if the debtor had not completed a financial management course.

Creditors are entitled to ‘default interest’ when the debtor is solvent.