Category Archive: Bankruptcy

May
15

JudeLaw Has Moved!

JudeLaw LLC has moved to a new location. We are now located at 704 S. Monaco Parkway Denver, CO 80224. We look forward to helping you with any of your Bankruptcy needs at our new location.

May
01

Did you know……………..

Did you know…………….. A bankruptcy trustee can recover payments made to unsecured non-priority creditors within 90 days of filing, or within 1 year for insiders, unless the payment was a contemporaneous exchange for new value or made in the ordinary course.     11 U.S.C. §547(a)(4). A cash advance returned by the debtor within 18 days of …

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Apr
30

The Usual Waiting Periods between Bankruptcy Filings

The Usual Waiting Periods between Bankruptcy Filings The waiting period from one bankruptcy filing to the next is 4, 6 or 8 years, depending on the Chapter of the prior bankruptcy and the Chapter of the new case being filed: 2 years: Prior Chapter 13 case to new Chapter 13 case. 4 years: Prior Chapter …

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Apr
16

Are Vehicle Black Boxes a Good Idea?

Are Vehicle Black Boxes a Good Idea? Most new cars have a data recorder (known as a “black box”) that captures a assortment of information, for example speed and seat belt usage before and after a crash.  A new rule projected by federal safety officials would make this technology binding in 2014.  Followers say that …

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Apr
09

Words of Wisdom

Words of Wisdom Don’t spend more than you earn Don’t use credit.  If you can’t pay cash, then don’t buy it If you borrow, never risk what you cannot afford to lose Don’t waste resources; make do with what you’ve got Living on less is a good thing Turn the lights off behind you; don’t …

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Apr
08

New Rule Implements Dress Code for Attorneys

Below is a link to a great article written by Becky Bye! Interesting and well written! http://www.denbar.org/docket/doc_articles.cfm?ArticleID=8049

Apr
01

Bankruptcy Information

Bankruptcy Information Trustees may not avoid equitable subrogation claims under 11 USC §544(a) (3) where a lis pendens was filed during the preference period.                 Green v. HSBC Mortgage Services, Inc., 2012 WL 3046976 (Bankr.D. 7/25/12)   The sale of property subject to a lien without the consent of the lien holder constitutes willful and …

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Feb
11

Mistakes on Credit Reports

Have you ever had an error on your credit report and been frustrated with the process on getting it removed? See what others have to say at:  http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50140748n

Feb
05

Expenses in Bankruptcy

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If you’re filing bankruptcy, you’ll need to know your monthly expenses, things like food, clothing, and transportation even medical. And you need to help your attorney know those expenses, too.  Your attorney is not a mind reader so your information is critical to your case.  Truly budgeting for expenses is tremendously important. Expenses can determine …

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Dec
27

NACBA WARNS OF DEBIT SETTLEMENT DANGERS

The following is information straight from the Consumer Bankruptcy News December 2012 Edition. “NACBA WARNS OF DEBIT SETTLEMENT DANGERS As few as one in 10 consumers who are lured into so-called “debt settlement” schemes actually end up debt free in the promised period of time, according to a consumer alert issued by the National Association …

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