Category: bankruptcy
Treatment Of Automobiles In Bankruptcy
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Here Are Your Options By Jay Weller Many of the Clients of Weller Legal Group have difficulties presented by their Automobile Loans. Loss of income,…
Discharge Of Second Mortgages In Bankruptcy
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An Explanation Of The Mechanisms Of Lien Stripping By Jay Weller One tool used by knowledgeable Bankruptcy Attorneys is a process called Lien Stripping. Lien…
In Re Lisowski: Florida Bankruptcy Court Decision Grants Separate Exemption For Mobile Homes
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In Re Lisowski: Florida Bankruptcy Court Decision Grants Separate Exemption For Mobile Homes An Opinion By The Great Bankruptcy Judge, The Honorable Paul M. Glenn…
The Coming Crisis – Part VII
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Pension Plans And The Detroit Bankruptcy The Centre for Retirement Research (CRR) report found that in the United States, the States pensions for its…
The Coming Crisis – Part VI
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Pension and Health Plans in Detroit This is part VI in our series on the Detroit bankruptcy, and pension and health plans for governmental retirees….
The Coming Crisis – Part V
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Pension Plans And The Detroit Bankruptcy Please refer to the earlier parts of this series to better understand the context of this article. The City…
The Coming Crisis – Part IV
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Pension Plans And The Detroit Bankruptcy This is Part IV in the series on Pension Plans And The Detroit Bankruptcy: The Coming Crisis. Please…
The Coming Crisis – Part III
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Pension Plans And The Detroit Municipal Bankruptcy Please read the preceding articles of this series on pensions plans and the Detroit municipal bankruptcy to gain…
The Coming Crisis – Part II
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Pension Plans And The Detroit Municipal Bankruptcy Please read Part I of this series on Pension Plans and Municipal Bankruptcy to gain a better context…
The Coming Crisis – Part I
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Pension Plans And Municipal Bankruptcy Detroit is in Bankruptcy. Detroit is Bankrupt. As of the date of this article, August 19, 2014, Detroit is…
The History Of Debtors Prisons And Why It Is Important To You (2 of 3)
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Debtor Prisons In United States Today In the United States, although there are no Debtors Prisons specifically, a debtor can be imprisoned in numerous circumstances…
The History Of Debtors’ Prisons And Why It Is Important To You (Part 1 of 3)
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Debtors’ prisons have existed for many centuries on this planet, and in fact, many forms of bonded servitude and slavery still exist today. Bonded servitude…

