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Standard for creditors' permitted retention of bankruptcy estate property notwithstanding stay shifted by Supremes. #bankruptcy #SCOTUS https://www.weltmosk.com/post-detail.php?id=41733

Second Circuit expands federal homestead exemption to include some nonprimary residences; ruling seen as boon to bankruptcy debtors and blow to their creditors and trustees. https://www.weltmosk.com/post-detail.php?id=41590

Advocating for mother and child in bankruptcy court against a deadbeat debtor dad intent on evading child support means laying out the law and tenaciously exposing the myth of the hypothetically honest but unfortunate debtor. #bankruptcy #creditorrights #childsupport #chapter13 https://www.weltmosk.com/post-detail.php?id=41397

Important changes to #bankruptcy rules and fees rolled out in December 2020 https://www.weltmosk.com/post-detail.php?id=41049

California joins majority view by holding section 362(c)(3)(A) of Bankruptcy Code applies to property of debtor’s estate, while this issue continues to divide the circuits. https://www.weltmosk.com/post-detail.php?id=40631

Success story: Weltman & Moskowitz wins battle with pension fund as 150-year old family food distributor seeks Chapter 11 relief on economic downturn https://www.weltmosk.com/post-detail.php?id=40430

A recent opinion by Bankruptcy Judge Grossman in the Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of New York demonstrates the potential widespread and substantial impact of the Supreme Court’s recent decision regarding nunc pro tunc orders. https://www.weltmosk.com/post-detail.php?id=39847

Change afoot? More #bankruptcy judges receptive to #student loan dischargeability requests. #debt #chapter7 https://www.weltmosk.com/post-detail.php?id=39675

The new statute, section 1302-a of New York Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law (RPAPL) raises a multitude of potential issues for mortgagees and homeowners. #foreclosure #mortgage #realestate https://www.weltmosk.com/post-detail.php?id=39198