Timing matters when filing bankruptcy and using your credit cards at the wrong time could jeopardize your case.

This bankruptcy timing rule could determine whether you keep recent payments or lose them to creditors. Here's why.

Getting the timing right can mean the difference between a successful bankruptcy and one that leaves debts behind.

Before you swipe, withdraw or transfer cash, you should know how spending works in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case.

Asking for a friend (no, really). If a person files for bankruptcy, and it is subsequently dismissed (that is, not deemed an appropriate bankruptcy case by the court), and the person has some large ...

In In re Rhodium Encore LLC, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas ruled that holders of SAFEs should be treated as creditors because they possess creditor claims, not merely ...

This panel will discuss different tactics creditors use to pursue the collection of debt, how debtors can defend against collection efforts and pursue claims when a creditor has gone too far, how ...

Recent SDNY cases support using opt-out procedures for third-party releases in Chapter 11, aligning with courts that see silence or inaction as consent under federal law. The Supreme Court’s Purdue ...