Pawtucket, RI
Chapter 13 bankruptcy Lawyer at Pawtucket, RI
Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
OUTCOME: successful
Petitioned the United States Bankruptcy Court for permission for the Client to remain in her Income Based Repayment Plan (IBR) with her student loan during the five year period of her bankruptcy case. ... This prevented allowed the client to have her student loan forgiven on time, rather than wait an additional five years to have the student loan forgiven.
OUTCOME: prevailed for clients
Motion before United States Bankruptcy Court seeking reduction of required adequate protection payment under the Court's loss mitigation program. Successfully reduced the required adequate protection ... payment clients would have had to pay under the Court's Loss Mitigation Rules.
OUTCOME: prevailed
Successfully petitioned court to reduce security deposits to maintain gas and electric service requested by National Grid utility company.
OUTCOME: prevailed for client
Successfully petitioned court to permit client to pay large security deposit requested by National Grid in installments, rather than a large lump sum payment.
OUTCOME: prevailed for clients
Electric and gas utility requested high security deposits from clients. Motion and memorandum submitted to court to reduce the amount of the security deposits, and permit clients to pay the reduced se ... curity deposits in installments.
OUTCOME: prevailed for clients
Submitted Chapter 13 plan for clients to reduce their auto loan balance and interest rate, nothwithstanding they had purchased the automobile less than 910 days from the case filing.
OUTCOME: prevailed for client
Obtained court approval for unusual cram down of client's mortgage, permitting a hybrid cure and maintain and essentially a 7 year complete payoff, 5 years in the plan, and 2 years outside the plan.
OUTCOME: court declined to hear the case because the underlying Chapter 13 case had been dismissed. The favorable decision of the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel was sustained.
case appealed from favorable decision for my Client from the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the First Circuit, to the First Circuit Court of Appeals.
OUTCOME: prevailed for client
Obtained court approval for unusual cram down of client's mortgage, permitting a hybrid cure and maintain and essentially a 7 year complete payoff, 5 years in the plan, and 2 years outside the plan.
OUTCOME: won in a unanimous decision by the three judge panel
Case appealed to Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the First Circuit. Dispute whether Client could reduce her mortgage balance in a cramdown in her Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. Dispute centered around whet ... her her house being a duplex house qualified the client to take advantage of the cramdown provisions.
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