In previous posts, we have been discussing some of the rights debtors have under bankruptcy law, such as the ability to choose when to file and the protection from having to pay creditors after debts have been discharged fair and square. Here, we talk about yet another way in which bankruptcy law seems to favor the debtor, this time in regard to the way in which Inherited IRAs are protected in bankruptcy (in a way similar to how normal IRAs are protected).
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In our last post, we discussed the right of debtors to choose when to file bankruptcy and a court case which helped confirm these rights. In this post, we discuss yet another recent court ruling which seems to favor the debtor. In this case, the ruling provides bankruptcy filers more protection from creditors.
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A few months ago, a ruling by an Idaho bankruptcy judge said that parents with a college savings plan for their children could lose the college savings to creditors when they file for bankruptcy.
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Where do John McCain and Barack Obama stand on the nation's housing crisis? on bankruptcy reform, on economic issues that affect Americans fighting to avoid bankruptcy. Reuters news service has published a useful summary, which I am reprinting here:
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