At the beginning of a chapter 13, the playing field is essentially level. The chapter 13 Trustee and the creditors have an equal opportunity to review the debtor’s schedules and object to a debtor’s plan, making sure the debtor meets the specific requirements outlined by the Bankruptcy Code and applicable case law. Among other considerations, … Continue reading
Disclaimer: (The following contains general principles of law that cannot be applied to every case and is based on California law. In the event that you encounter issues covered in this outline, you should review the appropriate response with your counsel)
(For more information, including in-house seminars, contact: Spencer Scheer @ sscheer@scheerlawgroup.com)
THE USUAL SUSPECTS
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There are many recently enacted statutes that require that regulated lenders take action to protect confidential information of the customer/borrower. Further obligations have been imposed to mandate that covered lenders take action to ensure that their “service providers”/vendors also do so. Failure to comply can result in fines, penalties and lawsuits.
Identity theft claims are becoming … Continue reading
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