LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky federal judge on April 4 affirmed a bankruptcy court’s ruling that a creditor had standing to pursue an adversary complaint against the debtor and held that the record did not indicate that the debtor properly moved to dismiss the proceeding ( Raymond Gilbert Ross Jr. v.
Tagged bergeron, chapter, gilbert, proceeding, properly-moved, seasoned, the-debtor, the-recordLOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky federal judge on April 4 affirmed a bankruptcy court’s ruling that a creditor had standing to pursue an adversary complaint against the debtor and held that the record did not indicate that the debtor properly moved to dismiss the proceeding ( Raymond Gilbert Ross Jr.
Tagged debtor, edward, franklin, franklin-life, gilbert, kentucky, lexis, proceeding, properly-moved, raymond-gilbert, record, seventh-circuit, spectacularST. LOUIS — An Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals panel on April 2 affirmed a lower court’s decision that a bankruptcy court did not err in failing to confirm a debtor couple’s bankruptcy plan because it was “not feasible” ( Darwin Gene Rice, et al
Tagged appeals, bankruptcy-court, chapter, darwin, edward, lexis, lower-court, properly-moved, record, seventh-circuitSPRINGFIELD, Ill. — An Illinois federal judge on April 4 ruled that a debtor willfully concealed a pending lawsuit for wrongful termination against his former employer when he filed for bankruptcy and granted summary judgment to the former employer ( James Edward Smith v
Tagged bankruptcy, former-employer, granted-summary, james-edward, pending-lawsuit, sales-staff, seasoned, springfieldSPRINGFIELD, Ill. — An Illinois federal judge on April 4 ruled that a debtor willfully concealed a pending lawsuit for wrongful termination against his former employer when he filed for bankruptcy and granted summary judgment to the former employer ( James Edward Smith v.
Tagged criteria, debtor, edward, franklin, franklin-life, happening-on-some, illinois, lexis, our-seasoned, our-spectacular, seventh-circuit, spectacular, student-loan, the-formerTOPEKA, Kan. — A Kansas bankruptcy judge on April 4 ruled that a debtor’s student loan obligations did not meet the criteria for special circumstances under 11 U.S
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