Interest Rate Changes Affecting Treatment of Secured Claims in Chapter 13 Cases
Read on for the latest applicable interest rates affecting the treatment of secured claims in a chapter 13 plan.
Practice Tips for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorneys in the Eastern District of Kentucky, by Beverly M. Burden, Trustee
Read on for the latest applicable interest rates affecting the treatment of secured claims in a chapter 13 plan.
Interest rates on secured claims have increased again; debt limits for chapter 13 eligibility changed effective June 21, 2022. Read on for details.
For attorneys representing chapter 13 debtors who have been affected by the recent and devastating floods in eastern Kentucky, here is some information to assist you in counseling your clients about their chapter 13 cases.
Consumer bankruptcy practitioners should be aware of some issues that are brewing in this and other jurisdictions. Read on for more information.
Interest rates, dollar amounts in the Bankruptcy Code, and means test data have all changed recently. Also, the CARES Act authorizing plans to be extended due to Covid has expired. Read on for details.
It’s time to register for the 16th Biennial Consumer Bankruptcy Law Conference which will be held on Thursday and Friday,
The University of Kentucky College of Law will be presenting the 20th Biennial Judge Joe Lee Bankruptcy Institute next week
The EDKY has a new chapter 13 plan form applicable to cases filed on or after Dec. 1, 2021. Read on for changes affecting secured claims and the no-look fee.
Some debtors can modify confirmed plans to extend the plan duration to 84 months. Read on about the March 27, 2021 extension of the CARES Act relating to section 1329(d) of the Bankruptcy Code.
Attention Debtors’ Attorneys: You can now have my office pay your fees to you via direct deposit instead of by