Monthly Archives: May 2011
Redeem Your Property in Bankruptcy
In a Chapter 7 liquidation case, an individual debtor may redeem certain "tangible personal property intended primarily for personal, family,…
“Relocating” to Japan Costs Mother Millions of Dollars
Following her 2009 divorce, Noriko Esaki Savoie was given partial custody of her children along with her ex-husband; soon thereafter,…
Transferring Property Before Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy laws allow debtors to protect and keep certain property from creditors so that the debtor has a better chance…
Conversion in Bankruptcy
Conversion is the action to convert a bankruptcy case from one chapter to another chapter. Conversion can be involuntary or…
Texas Bill Seeks to Quicken Evidence Testing Process
With the purpose of catching rapists and helping to avoid wrongful convictions, a bill to expedite the testing of evidence…
Expectation of Privacy – Carter v. State
This case centered around criminal charges resulting from the search of a motel room proper. It decided that even though the…
Bankruptcy and 401(k) Loans
Many times, as clients reach the point of filing either a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, they have already…
Chapter 7 and your vehicles
Everybody needs to get to work. Most people have kids to take to school, groceries to pick up, or errands…
Dallas Bankruptcy Blog
Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 bankruptcy almost always helps individuals who are discouraged and hampered by pre-existing debt find a…
Bankruptcy and Divorce
"Love and Marriage...Love and Marriage..." the song says, "you can't have one without the other." Well, sometimes Bankruptcy and Divorce…
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