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Displaying Journal Articles with Tags Legislation

Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt Legislation Practice and Procedure
What Is a Briefing and Will It Reduce Filings

In order for an individual to be a debtor under BAPCPA, he or she must first comply with the credit counseling provisions of §109(h). Under this new provision, a debtor is required to receive an individual or group briefing from an approved…

GJ Gregory Paul Johnson
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Sep
2005
Legislation Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability
Ten Principles of BAPCPA Not What Was Advertised

In the eight-year run-up to the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 (BAPCPA), the coalition of consumer lenders driving this legislation won the public relations war for bankruptcy reform. With sometimes arrogant…

KL Keith Lundin
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Sep
2005
Consumer Bankruptcy Legislation Practice and Procedure
Means Testing Dismissal and Conversion Under the New Law

Means testing is the heart of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 (BAPCPA). It provides a very detailed formula for determining when abuse arises in the case of an individual debtor with primarily consumer de…

DA David W. Allard
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Jul
2005
Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability Legislation
Judgement Liens Homestead Exemptions and Involuntary Bankruptcies Who Gets What After BAPCPA

We've all heard the rationale for bankruptcy reform at cocktail parties and around the dinner table: Any deadbeat who runs up his bills can, before he pays up, run away and buy a house in Florida. The creditors can't touch his homestead. Wh…

DM Daniel Morman
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Jul
2005
Consumer Bankruptcy Predatory Lending Legislation
Senate Committee Examines Credit Card Industry Marketing

Senate Banking Committee members criticized a number of credit card industry marketing and fee practices during an oversight hearing on May 17. Several members of the committee, including committee chair Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), expressed c…

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Jun
2005
Consumer Bankruptcy Legislation
Senate Committee Urges More Cleanup of Credit Counseling

The Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, following up on prior hearings and recommendations, has released a bipartisan report critical of credit counseling industry practices. The report also calls for a number of reforms. "Over…

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May
2005
Consumer Bankruptcy Legislation
Legislative Update S. 256 Summary of Changes Affecting Individual Bankruptcy Cases

This month's Update contains excerpts from a synopsis of S. 256, prepared by Thomas J. Yerbich, vice chair of ABI's Consumer Bankruptcy Committee. The excerpt covers changes made to chapters 7, 11 and 13, debtor's duties, exemptions, exclus…

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May
2005
Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt Legislation
Consumer Debt Collection FDCPA Traps for the Unwary Nationwide Lender Loan Servicer Debt Collector Part II

State Debt Collection Laws The federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) applies to debt-collection practices throughout the nation, even those that are purely intrastate in nature, and thus it essentially is a "uniform" law in eve…

AG Ari H. Gerstin EB Elizabeth M. Bohn
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May
2005
Consumer Bankruptcy Legislation Practice and Procedure
Consumer Debt Collection FDCPA Traps for the Unwary Nationwide Lender Loan Servicer and Debt Collector Part I

Consumer protection laws regulating debt collection practices are a complex minefield of potential liability for creditors and other debt collectors. Large damage awards, provisions for recovery of attorneys' fees and increased awareness an…

AG Ari H. Gerstin EB Elizabeth M. Bohn
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Apr
2005

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