Ex-arkansas Coach Discharged Of Debt In Bankruptcy Deal

A link has been sent to your friend's email address. Join the Nation's Conversation To find out more about Facebook commenting please read the Conversation Guidelines and FAQs Ex-Arkansas coach discharged of debt in bankruptcy deal Brent Schrotenboer, USA TODAY Sports 10:46 a.m. EDT September 5, 2013 Foremr Arkansas Razorbacks head coach John L Smith during warmups prior to the game against the Jacksonville State Gamecocks at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. (Photo: Nelson Chenault, USA TODAY Sports) Story Highlights Judge approved settlement that ends $40 million bankruptcy case John L.
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San Bernardino bankruptcy ruling is a blow to CalPERS

(The court can't repossess certain exempt property, such as a certain amount of your equity in a residence or a motor vehicle.) To qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you must pass a "means test" involving an analysis of your income and expenses. If the test results show that your discretionary income is below $100 a month, you can file for Chapter 7. If discretionary income is over $100, you may have to file Chapter 13. A provision of the new law bars filers who owe more than about $1.2 million from filing under Chapter 13, but allows them into Chapter 11, which is usually meant for businesses. Because Chapter 11 is designed to keep a business going, it allows the debtor to retain income earned after the bankruptcy filing while using only assets he had at the time of filing to pay past debts.
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IBahn Seeks Bankruptcy After Loss of Marriott Contracts

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Catholic diocese of Gallup, N.M., to file for bankruptcy

IBahn, based in Salt Lake City, Utah , provides broadband and entertainment access to guests at more than 2,200 hotels around the world as well as multinational companies that hold meetings at the sites. Marriot in 2009 sought vendor certification to establish consistent standards at its hotels, according to Jonsons filing. IBahn didnt achieve the certification until 2013, and lost a third of the Marriott contracts between 2011 and 2013, Jonson said. The loss of revenue has made restructuring of the iBahns business essential to ongoing operations, he said. Ibahn was a target of China-based hackers, according to a U.S. intelligence official familiar with the matter who spoke on a condition of anonymity in December, 2011. The case is In re: iBahn Corp. 13-12285.
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Bankruptcy: The Last Resort

The city resumed payments in July of this year but still owes CalPERS about $14 million from last year and has indicated it wants to restructure its relationship with CalPERS to reduce payments going forward. San Bernardino is supposed to pay the pension fund $24 million a year, said CalPERS spokesman Brad Pacheco. CalPERS and San Bernardino have been butting heads for months. The pension fund tried to sue the city last fall but was denied permission by the bankruptcy judge. Last week, at a hearing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Riverside, lawyers for CalPERS argued that the city wasnt eligible for bankruptcy. Michael Gearin, an attorney for CalPERS, told the judge that it would create a dangerous precedent to let San Bernardino remain in bankruptcy.
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The Daily Docket: GateHouse to Enter Bankruptcy

Tim http://www.socallawsupport.com/ Farrell. Farrell said he could not put a dollar figure on how much potential liability the diocese faced from the 15 to 20 sex abuse cases pending against it, "but it's more than we have." Some of the cases stem from alleged incidents that occurred in areas that are no longer part of the diocese, and some that date back 50 to 60 years, he said. Robert Pastor, a Phoenix attorney who represents plaintiffs in 13 sex abuse cases against diocese clergy, said the bankruptcy filing would delay litigation of the claims. "The bishop has done what we see all the other bishops do - they run to bankruptcy perhaps seeking financial protection but more importantly protection from the discovery process," Pastor said. He noted that Bishop Wall was due to be deposed in an abuse case on September 18, which could be delayed if the bankruptcy is filed before then.
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Orange County Bankruptcy Lawyer Creates Stop Wage Garnishment Video For Law Firm Boost

Chapter 7 bankruptcy, widely known as aliquidationa or astraight bankruptcy,a provides the filing individuals with protection from creditors, and relief from many of the debts that may have overwhelmed and burdened them. It will allow the individual to alleviate most outstanding debts quickly, and get a fresh financial start. To speak to a bankruptcy attorney and find out about the different options available to stop wage garnishments visit the new video here, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk_pOFrkSC4 The bankruptcy lawyers' videos are well-known across the internet, and can be seen under most bankruptcy search terms. The latest video showcases wage garnishments and gives a list of things that can be done to halt them. Also, in the video description important contact information is provided as well as links to federal sites to give further legal rights for the individual. To stop wage garnishments in Orange County, the individual should first contact the law office for a no cost consultation to weigh their legal options. The firm will discuss California bankruptcy exemptions , and the different Chapters that the filing individual may or may not qualify for.
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