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Tag Archives: Louisiana
Can I Get Rid Of A Judgment In A Bankruptcy?
Can I get rid of a judgment in a bankruptcy? The answer is that it depends. A judgment is an decision by a court. This occurs after a lawsuit has been filed, you have been served with the suit, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bankruptcy, Conveyance, Court, credit card company, Default Judgment, garnishment, Judgment, Kevin Gipson, lawsuit, loan company, Louisiana, mortgage, new orleans bankruptcy attorney, new orleans bankruptcy lawyer, pay day loan
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Elizabeth W. Magner Appointed Chief Judge of New Orleans Bankruptcy Court
On August 23, 2011 the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana announced that Judge Elizabeth W. Magner has been appointed as Chief Judge of the Court. Judge Magner’s appointment is effective September 1, 2011. Judge Magner … Continue reading
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Tagged Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Court, Chief Judge, Eastern District of Louisiana, Elizabeth Magner, Federal Bankruptcy Judge, Hurricane Katrina, Kevin Gipson, Louisiana, New Orleans, New Orleans Bankrutpcy Lawyer
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Senators Landrieu And Vitter Vote To Reject Mortgage Cram Down Bill!
Louisiana Senator Mary Landrieu and Senator David Vitter both voted today to reject the Helping Families Save Their Homes Act of 2009. This bill would have permitted bankruptcy judges to modify home mortgages to allow families to keep their homes. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bankruptcy, Helping Families Save Their Homes Act of 2009, Louisiana, Mary Landrieu, mortgage modification authority, new orleans bankruptcy attorney, new orleans bankruptcy lawyer, Senator, Senator David Vitter
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Can I Keep My Car If I File For Bankruptcy?
Will you be able to keep your car if you file for bankruptcy in Louisiana? In most cases, the answer is yes! First, in any bankruptcy proceeding, the debtor can keep the items of property that he owns that are … Continue reading
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Tagged Bankruptcy, car, collateral mortgage, exempt, lien, Louisiana, new orleans bankruptcy attorney, new orleans bankruptcy lawyer, seizure, vehicle
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