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Bad Faith Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: Dismissal or Conversion to Chapter 7?
New Bankruptcy Legislation Passes
Preferences & Fraudulent Conveyances
Does An Individual Creditor Have Legal Standing to use the Powers of the Bankruptcy Trustee to sue for fraudulent transfer? (Read our appellate brief filed in the United States District Court, District of New Jersey on behalf of a defendant sued by an individual creditor).
Res Judicata of Bankruptcy Court Settlements

Debt Collection Articles

Federal Court Practice

Foreclosure Articles

Distressed Homeowners’ Right to Receive Actual Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
Property Owner’s Right to Redeem Mortgage After Sheriff’s Sale Under NJ & Federal Law Read our brief filed on behalf of a successful sheriff’s sale bidder in opposition to the property owner’s attempt to redeem his mortgage after a sheriff’s sale. The Hudson County Chancery Court ruled in our client’s favor.
Joinder of Non Owner Spouses in NJ Residential Foreclosure Cases

Landlord Tenant Articles

Landlord’s Liens for Unpaid Rent vs. Tenant’s Creditors: Who has Priority?

Litigation Articles

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