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    Tag: bankruptcy

    • 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…

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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…

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    • 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…

    • Origins Of Bankruptcy Law in the United States

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      The United States Constitution gives Congress the power to establish laws on the subject of Bankruptcy throughout the United States. Congress first exercised this power…

    • Bankruptcy in England

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      Bankruptcy law in England was once quite harsh. Bankruptcy was considered a crime and people who could not pay their debts were thrown into debtors’…

    • Bankruptcy in the Ancient World

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      Bankruptcy is a concept that did not always exist. For instance, in Ancient Greece there were no bankruptcy laws. If a person was unable to…

    • Chapter 13 Case Permits Cramdown Of Mortgages

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      Debtors In Bankruptcy in Tampa Area May Pay Only The Actual Value Of Their Homestead In Bankruptcy Provided Their Mortgage Terminates Before Five Years The…

    • What Are The Trustee Duties In Bankruptcy? (Part 3)

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      Part Three: Duties Of Trustee As Pertains To Personal Injury Lawsuits And Settlements What are the Bankruptcy Trustee’s Duties when there is an active Personal…

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