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Do Repo Men Go Too Far?
The AVVO Blog, Naked Law, has an excellent piece on the troubling increase of improper repossessions and a general overview of repossession laws by state. John Rogers, Kentucky Bankruptcy Law
What the New Credit Card Law Means
Helpful information in a format of questions asked by students to a law professor, courtesy of AVVO's Naked Law Blog [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1ZZWCYZRdE] John Rogers, Kentucky Bankruptcy Attorney
Bankruptcy Alternatives ? Be Careful
Susanne Robicsek, North Carolina Bankruptcy Attorney, has a good recent blog post about the importance of considering all alternatives before looking at bankruptcy as an option to deal with your debt situation. I agree with her, but would caution folks to look with a...
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Elizabeth Warren, likely to head new consumer agency, provokes strong feelings-WashPo
An excellent article in todays Washington Post on potential Consumer Agency nominee head Elizabeth Warren. This article discusses her upbringing and her academic involvement in bankruptcy research that is very enlightening. This nomination has yet to be made by...
8th Circuit follows the 6th Circuit on Social Security Payments and Bankruptcy
Citing the 6th Circuit's In Re Buren opinion (6 BR 744), the 8th Circuit holds in In Re Carpenter (2010 WL 2977388) that no past or future social security payments may be subject to the operation of any bankruptcy law and only become part of the debtor's estate if he...