Consumer Bankruptcy Diary
Consumer Bankruptcy Diary
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Consumer Bankruptcy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast centers on consumer bankruptcy law, particularly focusing on specific rules like Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1 and relevant court decisions. Episodes include detailed analysis of cases such as In re Del Rocio Cruz and In re Sciba, exploring aspects like creditors' rights and reasonable fees, with the goal of educating both debtor and creditor attorneys.
If you are part of the consumer bankruptcy profession, these podcasts are a must-listen. Consumer Bankruptcy Diary dives into the latest trends, challenges, and developments in this specialized field.
Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned attorney, trustee, judge, or someone interested in the intricacies of consumer bankruptcy law, these podcasts deliver insightful discussions, expert interviews, and thought-provoking conversations on both fundamental and emerging topics.
Tune in to stay informed, engaged, and even entertained as we explore the evolving landscape of consumer bankruptcy.
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What is a city to do when so much of its annual operating budget relies on fines, forfeitures and parking tickets (yes, parking tickets) when pesky debtors and their attorneys file chapter 13 and wind up paying little or nothing on those claims? The answer appears to be clear. Go after the attorney’s life blood – their fees.
Join Jody Bledsoe, host with his special guest, Mike Miller, to see how the City attacked the attorneys’ fees and how the 7th Circuit responded. Mike represented the appellees in the appeal where the question was clearly presented: Can an attorney be paid fees from a chapter 13 for the work done before unsecured creditors receive all of the debtor’s projected disposable income.
You won’t want to miss the drama and learn how the future of chapter 13 in Chicago was clearly on the chopping block.
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