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THE NEW BANKRUPTCY LAW: INTENDED AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES
THE NEW BANKRUPTCY LAW: INTENDED AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES
By
:
Robert L. Pryor
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CATEGORIES
2005 AMENDMENTS TO BANKRUPTCY CODE
529 FUNDS AND BANKRUPTCY
A DEBTOR’S RIGHT TO AVOID JUDGMENT LIENS; IS IT TIME TO REVISIT JN RE: LEVINSON ?
A DEBTORS RIGHTS TO AVOID JUDGEMENT LINES
ASK THE EXPERT: MAKING A FAMILY MORTGAGE LOAN
AVOIDING THE APPLICATION OF THE CHAPTER 7 MEANS TEST
AVOIDING THE APPLICATION OF THE CHAPTER 7 MEANS TEST: THE EVOLVING CASE LAW
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN BANKRUPTCY LAW
DOMESTIC SUPPORT OBLIGATIONS AND BANKRUPTCY
RE-EXAMINING ‘TENANCY BY THE ENTIRETY SALES IN BANKRUPTCY
EXEMPTIONS FOR PERSONAL INJURY STRUCTURED SETTLEMENTS
FOLLOW UP T0 341(A) MEETINGS
Get a Fresh Financial Start with Our Long Island Bankruptcy Attorney – Contact Us Today!
HOW THE SMALL BUSINESS OWNER CAN SAVE A PREMISES LEASE WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS
IS OUR HOME PROTECTED IF WE FILE A CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY PETITION?
JAY VS. AMERICANS ROCK SUIT LONG ISLAND BUSINESS NEWS
JUDGMENT LIENS
LONG AWAITED SUBCHAPTER 5. JUST WHAT SMALL BUSINESSES HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
MAY I KEEP MY HOUSE IF l FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY?
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE MOVES FORWARD TO INCREASE NEW YORK HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
Regain Control of Your Finances with Our Long Island Chapter 13 Attorney – Contact Us Now!
Reinstate Your Driver’s License File a Petition in Bankruptcy
SECTION 363 SALES VS. SALES UNDER CHAPTER 11 PLANS
SMALL BUSINESS BANKRUPTCY PROVISIONS
SO, DO I NEED A LAWYER TO FILE A SIMPLE BANKRUPTCY CASE?
THE 100% BANKRUPTCY EXEMPTION FOR PERSONAL INJURY STRUCTURED SETTLEMENTS: FRESH START OR HEAD START
THE EFFECT OF “CANCELLATION OF INDEBTEDNESS” PRIOR TO A BANKRUPTCY FILING
THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN PRE-BANKRUPTCY ASSET PROTECTION AND A DEBTOR’S ENTITLEMENT TO A DISCHARGE
THE NEW BANKRUPTCY LAW: INTENDED AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES
ROLE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS IN BANKRUPTCY CASES
WHERE BUSINESS GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS
