As I always explain to my clients, there are definite rules and date specific deadliness when you file Bankruptcy. There are many clients who file for bankruptcy and want to continue to keep their car. If that is the case, you can reaffirm your debt by signing a reaffirmation agreement. However, it is imperative that […]
As I have detailed in the past, student loans can be discharged in bankruptcy, but on a case-by-case basis. In a recent case, the bankruptcy court ruled that the Debtor’s student loan was discharged. Facts: Debtor enrolled in Wings of Cascade Flight School Debtor borrowed money from Key Education to finance his education. Key Education was […]
Recently a case was decided in favor of the debtor for discharge of her $112,000.00 owed on her student loan. Facts: 44 Year Old Single Mom Debtor earned a Ph.D. and taught high school. Debtor’s mandatory contribution was $344 per month to which she added $220 per month. Debtor argued even if the debtor were […]
Creditor who Filed a Claim for Managing A Karaoke Singer’s Career Sings the Blues While in Nashville, an “agent” observed someone singing Karaoke. The “agent” established a contract with the Karaoke singer to manage his singing career. Ten years later, the Karaoke’s career never took off and his singing career never came to fruition. Consequently, […]
An Attorney or anyone has substantial duties in handling probate matters. When a Will is probated, there are deadlines to meet certain obligations, e.g. filing of tax returns, paying taxes, filing of an inventory and getting an appraisal of all assets. In one case, an attorney took on the responsibility of handling the probate proceedings […]
