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Under BAPCPA, enacted in 2005, a Bankruptcy Court may not approve a Chapter 13 plan which does not provide for the payment of all unsecured claims in full if the plan does not devote all of the debtor's projected disposable income over the life of the plan to repayment of the unsecured creditors
Last week, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court handed down its decision in a closely-watched case which some believed might become a watershed for many homeowners facing foreclosure
The Kentucky Court of Appeals issued an important decision on January 28, 2011, reversing a much-published lender liability jury verdict against a large regional banking entity
