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How does the automatic stay protect creditors and debtors?

Roths Child Law

Bankruptcy is a complex procedure that aims to give debtors a fresh start while ensuring creditors get as much repayment as possible. Understanding the automatic stay's role in bankruptcy The automatic stay is a temporary order that halts actions by creditors to collect debts from the person who has declared bankruptcy.

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Judge Grants MTD in FDCPA Case Over Creditor ID in Letter, Volume of Calls That Were Allegedly Harassing

Account Recovery

The post Judge Grants MTD in FDCPA Case Over Creditor ID in Letter, Volume of Calls That Were Allegedly Harassing appeared first on AccountsRecovery.net.

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Is your debtor using you as ‘creditor financing’? Stop it now.

Collections Law

When you have a commercial debtor who won’t pay but stays in business, they’re using your money to stay afloat. We called this “creditor financing.” Your debtor claims they cannot pay (“CANOPS”), but they’re still in operation. We may also seek a pre-judgment attachment on certain assets, without notice to the debtor.

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Can Debtors Be Legally Forced To Pay Debt With Their Cryptocurrency

Nexa Collect

Individuals can be legally forced to pay their debts with their cryptocurrency, but the creditor must have a judgment which states that the debtor is obligated to pay off the debt, including any cryptocurrency they own. Knowing whether or not the debtor owns crypto like bitcoin is of course a challenge.

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Why creditors should know what it means to “pierce the corporate veil”

Collections Law

This scenario can be frustrating to a debtor. We have successfully pierced the corporate veil to collect on debts from the creditor company’s owners or shareholders. Unless the debtor can pierce the corporate veil. A creditor may be able to pierce the corporate veil if: The court suspects fraudulent or dishonest conduct.

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Creditors: Take action when a debtor faces bankruptcy

Collections Law

As a creditor, the last thing you want to hear is that one of your debtor businesses may be filing for bankruptcy. Cohen LLC know that you must act quickly if you think your debtor will be filing for bankruptcy soon. Cohen LLC know that you must act quickly if you think your debtor will be filing for bankruptcy soon.

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Second Circuit Declines Class Certification to Debtors Seeking to Hold Creditor in Contempt of Discharge Injunction

ABI

John’s University School of Law American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff A bankruptcy discharge order absolves debtors of their pre-bankruptcy debts and seeks to provide debtors with a fresh start to their financial life. Marybeth Ehlbeck St. Citigroup, the Second Circuit held Citigroup Inc. Citigroup Inc.

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