Frequently Asked Questions About: Bankruptcy
Law Office of Eugene S. Melchionne
Will I lose my home?ÃÂUnlike the image of bankruptcy from the 1920's, the current system is not designed to take .
IRS Issues Final and Proposed Regulations on Loans From Qualified Employer Plans
Jeffrey R. Capwell and Ian C. Lofwall of McGuireWoods LLP
In this article, the author reviews the final IRS regulations relating to loans from qualified retirement plans to plan participants and beneficiaries.
Frequently Asked Questions Re: Bankruptcy.
Gregory K. Stern, P.C.
Will I lose my home, car or other property if I file a Chapter 7? It depends. A Chapter 7 is not for everyone.
Bankruptcy: Court Has Power to Restructure Student Loan Obligation
Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP
Plaintiff was a Chapter 7 debtor who filed an adversary proceeding to obtain discharge of his student loan, or alte.
In a Competitive Economy, What are Your Corporate Financing Options?
GE Financial Assurance
At a time when the opportunities presented by a slowly expanding economy are threatened by rising interest rates, CFOs are increasingly devoting more time to identifying flexible and attractively priced sources of capital financing. The good news, according to Dan Hom, Senior Vice President GE Corporate Lending, is that the availability of a variety of financing options means that most companies should be able to meet their borrowing needs in a competitive, cost-effective manner. But the challenge, he says, is to ensure that CFOs are aware of all the choices that are out there.
Legislative Update: the Bankruptcy Code
Adam H. Isenberg of Saul Ewing LLP
As widely reported, Congress considered a number of significant amendments to the Bankruptcy Code in the second hal.
Tax Reporting of Plan Loan Defaults
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
The IRS Form 1099-R for 1997 includes a new distribution code for reporting certain taxable amounts relating to .
Bankruptcy Legislative Update
Adam H. Isenberg of Saul Ewing LLP
As widely reported, Congress considered a number of significant amendments to the Bankruptcy Code in the second hal.