by Nathan Baney | Apr 30, 2012 | 106 |
Mathews v. US Bank, NA, et al.; 10-01243-RGM; March 31, 2011 This case came before the court on the debtor’s complaint to strip-off a wholly unsecured deed of trust and tax lien against her property in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The debtor was the only obligor on the...
by Nathan Baney | Apr 20, 2012 | 1322, BFK |
In re Birts; 11-15918-BFK; February 27, 2012 In this case, the debtor proposed a plan that proposed to pay approximately 7% of the allowed unsecured claims, but the plan provided that the debtor would keep the payment on her student loan current. Section 1322(b)(1) of...
by Nathan Baney | Apr 16, 2012 | 523, BFK |
Hong v. Merzoug; 11-10372-BFK; 3/12/2012 Chapter 7 Debtor convinced Plaintiffs to make an investment of $500,000.00 in an oil and gas concern that came to be known as Whistler, LLC. (not Whistler, BC, as pictured below). Whistler, LLC was purported to own oil and gas...
by Nathan Baney | Jan 1, 2012 | 523, BFK |
Wells Fargo v. Maryam Nawroz; 11-01183-BFK; 12/22/2011 This suit was brought by Wells Fargo against Chapter 7 debtor, Maryam Nawroz, to determine the dischargeability of a debt owed by the debtor to Wells Fargo. The debt arose out of a mistake by Wells Fargo when the...
by Nathan Baney | Oct 21, 2011 | Filing |
In re Jones, Case No. 09-14499-BFK The Debtor filed a motion for contempt based on the confirmation order based and how Capital One reported the debtors account to the credit rating agency. The Chapter 13 plan contained a provision that “if a creditor reports to the...
