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Ch13 debt limits and student loans
As Christine aptly points out, there aren't likely to be any from
this group. I've had many potential clients who haven't been able
to file Ch. 13 in part because of S/L debt, but they can't afford
Ch. 11 (nor would it usually make any sense to try and deal with the
absolute priority rule and creditor voting). I don't retain
information of those who don't hire me, so I can only provide
anecdotal evidence. I'm happy to submit an amicus declaration
though...
On 9/14/2017 12:42 PM, 'Christine A. Kingston'
attorneychristine@gmail.com [cdcbaa] wrote:
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> There might not be any cases because we attorneys know better than
> to file them.
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> I can tell you that I have several student loan debtors who exceed
> the debt limits, but I dare not file any in a Chapter 13.
>
> I would love to ask for an increase for this purpose. Another
> reason they won't go into a chapter 11 is due to cost.
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> Christine
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> On Thu, Sep 14, 2017 at 8:41 AM, Keith Higginbotham
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> Dear Colleagues!
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> The "Court" is writing a law review article to suggest
> eliminating debt limits from chapter 13 eligibility. The
> Court is asking the Consumer Bar, if we aware of a debtor(s)
> who has been denied eligibility, or began by filing a chapter
> 11 case, because non-dischargeable unsecured student loan debt
> put the debtor over the debt limit. The Court is specifically
> looking for a bankruptcy case number.
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> I ask for your assistance here.
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There might not be any cases because we attorneys know better than to file
them.
I can tell you that I have several student loan debtors who exceed the debt
limits, but I dare not file any in a Chapter 13.
I would love to ask for an increase for this purpose. Another reason they
won't go into a chapter 11 is due to cost.
I hope this helps.
Christine
Christine A. Kingston, Esq.
Law Office of Christine A. Kingston
5011 Argosy Avenue, Suite 3
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
Office: 714-533-9210
Fax: 714-489-8150
Email: christine@attorneychristine.com
Blog: www.attorneychristine.com
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Dear Colleagues!
The "Court" is writing a law review article to suggest eliminating debt limits from chapter 13 eligibility. The Court is asking the Consumer Bar, if we aware of a debtor(s) who has been denied eligibility, or began by filing a chapter 11 case, because non-dischargeable unsecured student loan debt put the debtor over the debt limit. The Court is specifically looking for a bankruptcy case number.
I ask for your assistance here.
Keith Higginbotham
cdcbaacheck@aol.com
Dear Colleagues!
The "Court" is writing a law review article to suggest eliminating debt limits from chapter 13 eligibility. The Court is asking the Consumer Bar, if we aware of a debtor(s) who has been denied eligibility, or began by filing a chapter 11 case, because non-dischargeable unsecured student loan debt put the debtor over the debt limit. The Court is specifically looking for a bankruptcy case number.
I ask for your assistance here.
Keith Higginbotham
cdcbaacheck@aol.com
The post was migrated from Yahoo.