The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Kansas is taking written comments on Proposed Local Rules of Practice and Procedure until January 1, 2010. Interested persons, whether or not members of the bar, may submit comments on the Proposed Local Rules addressed to the Clerk of the United States Bankruptcy ...
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What is an Bankruptcy Adversary Proceeding?
Adversary proceeding: A lawsuit filed in the bankruptcy court which is related to the debtor’s bankruptcy case. Examples are complaints to determine the dischargeability of a debt and complaints to determine the extent and validity of liens.
Courts Launch Bankruptcy Videos
The federal bankruptcy courts rolled out short web videos on basic bankruptcy topics for consumers considering filing bankruptcy. The first video explains that bankruptcy is a legal process for individuals who cannot pay their debts, which stops debt collection and discharges ...
Bailout No Help for Kansas Home Borrowers
Legislation that would have allowed for bankruptcy court-supervised loan modifications in some limited circumstances, sometimes called lien stripping, was stripped from the Wall Street bailout bill in Congress this weekend after protests from the mortgage bankers. The
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