Bankruptcy and other debtor-creditor laws in a nutshell
David G. Epstein
Abstract
David G. Epstein
Abstract
Extrajudicial Collection Devices; Judicial Debt Collection; Creditors with Special Rights; Debtor's State Law Remedies A/K/A Collective Creditor Action; Bankruptcy: An Overview; Commencement, Conversion and Dismissal of a Bankruptcy Case; Stay of Collection Actions and Acts; Property of the Estate; Exemptions; Avoidance of Pre-Bankruptcy Transfers; Post-Bankruptcy Transfers; Effect of Bankruptcy on Secured Claims; Chapter 7 and Unsecured Claims; Leases and Executory Contracts; Discharge; Chapter 11; Chapter 13; Allocation of Judicial Power Over Bankruptcy Matters.
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Extrajudicial Collection Devices; Judicial Debt Collection; Creditors with Special Rights; Debtor's State Law Remedies A/K/A Collective Creditor Action; Bankruptcy: An Overview; Commencement, Conversion and Dismissal of a Bankruptcy Case; Stay of Collection Actions and Acts; Property of the Estate; Exemptions; Avoidance of Pre-Bankruptcy Transfers; Post-Bankruptcy Transfers; Effect of Bankruptcy on Secured Claims; Chapter 7 and Unsecured Claims; Leases and Executory Contracts; Discharge; Chapter 11; Chapter 13; Allocation of Judicial Power Over Bankruptcy Matters.
Key concepts: Bankruptcy, Debtor, Creditor, Estate, Business, Debt, Law, Dismissal