Creditors' Rights, Bankruptcy and Insolvency

Banks Will Have Greater Power to Prevent Financial Exploitation of Adults

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Effective July 1, 2019, Virginia law enhances the role banks can play in preventing financial exploitation of adults.

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Legal Updates for Lenders

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There are several recent legal developments of which lenders should be aware.

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Legal Updates for Home Mortgage Lenders

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This month we provide a primer on the federal Protecting Tenants at Foreclose Act of 2009

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Two New Court Decisions Impacting Lenders

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This article reviews two recent court decisions that hold valuable lessons for lenders.

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Recent Development in Fraudulent Transfer Law

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A US Bankruptcy Court ruling might significantly expand bankruptcy trustees' fraudulent-transfer avoidance powers in many bankruptcy cases.

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New Chapter 13 Plan Forms and Bankruptcy Rules Take Effect December 1, 2017

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Barring an unexpected intervention from Congress, on December 1, 2017, there will be new Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan forms

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New Chapter 13 Plan Forms and Bankruptcy Rules Take Effect December 1, 2017

Posted on by Neil E. McCullagh in Creditors' Rights, Bankruptcy and Insolvency

There will be new Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan forms, as well as related new federal bankruptcy rules on 12/1/2017.

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