Not Available at the Schmid Law Library Discharging Marital Obligations in Bankruptcy James P. Caher, Esq. This 100 page pamphlet is designed to specifically address the issue of how to counsel debtors who are considering bankruptcy because of a separation or divorce. It contains case summaries and analysis of the relevant issues. The author has been a practicing attorney for over 20 years and has represented many people and institutions in bankruptcy proceedings. It contains summaries and analysis of cases involving debtors who want to discharge their student loans.
Coverage includes all types of federally guaranteed loans.
The question of environmental responsibility in bankruptcy filings is addressed in this single volume work. Judicial Conference of the United States. Cross referenced to the Bankruptcy Code. The author is a former bankruptcy practitioner and current Professor of Law. The stated audience for this very readable one volume looseleaf are bankruptcy attorneys not familiar with bankruptcy tax issues, attorneys and students who are not familiar with either bankruptcy or tax issues, and accountants who are versed in tax law, but not when it is connected with bankruptcy law.