Stafford, VA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Stafford, VA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
OUTCOME: The debtor won, saving $15,000.00. Attorney's are priority, and deducted from the mean test calculation.
Analyzing the disposable income test, the major creditor and Chapter 13 Trustee argued that the debtor needed to provide additional plan funding to pay attorney's fees. The debtor argued that attorney ... 's fees are paid first from the disposable income. 25-11661-KHK
OUTCOME: Dyck-O'Neal claim is disallowed
In Chapter 13 case, does Mr Sarrat have to pay Dyck-O'Neal $127,000 for a foreclosed loan originally from Citifinancial? We objected based on the statute of limitations. It had been more than fiv ... e years since Citifinancial had accelerated the loan.
OUTCOME: Ms Lloyd is discharged from her debts, over the objection of the Chapter 13 trustee.
Three and a half years into her five year Chapter 13 payment plan, Trina Lloyd is no longer able to afford the $637 payment. The trustee argues that she's able to make a $200 payment for the remaining ... months. But the Judge agrees she has paid enough and discharges her case.
OUTCOME: Ms Conard was able to discharge her taxes, over objection of IRS
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OUTCOME: Debtor's plan is approved
Debtor trades in 2007 Mustang to finance a new Ford Focus just before filing bankruptcy. Chapter 13 trustee objects.
OUTCOME: Consumer keeps her car
May consumer use her Chapter 13 plan to recover her car that had been repossessed prior to the bankruptcy filing, but not yet sold?
OUTCOME: consumers keep their homes
Does tenancy by entireties protect a married couples home from the chapter 7 trustee, in a joint bankruptcy?
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