Category: Asset Protection Law  
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - January 03, 2012
The Law Office Of Scott B. Riddle represents clients in the following areas: Bankruptcy Representation and Workouts The Atlanta Law Office of Scott B. Riddle represents Chapter 7 and 11 debtors, creditors, trustees and other interested parties in bankrupt
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - January 01, 2012

Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - January 01, 2012

Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - January 01, 2012
The Atlanta Law Office of Scott B. Riddle represents individuals and businesses in  real estate litigation and construction disputes in metro Atlanta and throughout Georgia. Scott has handled many high-profile cases in these related areas of the law.
California Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog - December 08, 2011
The process of home foreclosure in Sacramento and eviction pre-foreclosure and the formal legal foreclosure process. Completion of all of these steps, which will probably take a few months or so, will lead to the eviction of the previous customer. First, the customer must miss one mortgag
California Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog - December 08, 2011
Home Foreclosures and It's Affects on Home Vacancies Home foreclosure rates have a direct affect on nearby property values through the supply effect. Residents currently living near vacant properties have a sense of mistrust and fear, from crime and youth that often claim vacancies for th
California Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog - December 08, 2011
President Obama's home foreclosure program, Making Home Affordable, is a program that provides a number of government-subsidized options for homeowners who are struggling. The goal is for these homeowners to avoid home foreclosure, which helps get the American economy back on track. There
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - December 08, 2011
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals has issued the first published Circuit Court opinion on the question of whether trademarks are assignable in a Bankruptcy case.  The opinion, authored by Judge Posner, is in the case of In re XMH Corp., Nos. 10-2596, 10-2597, 10-2598, 10-2599,
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - December 08, 2011
In CML V, LLC v. Bax, No. 735, 2010 (Del. Supr. Sept. 2, 2011) (click here for .pdf of opinion), the Delaware Supreme Court addressed the questions of whether a creditor can file a derivative action ag
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - December 08, 2011
Cagle's Farms filed Chapter 11 Petitions in the Northern District of Georgia on October 19, 2011.  The related cases are In re Cagle's, Inc. (dba Integrated Poultry Company), Ch. 11 Case No. 11-80202 and
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - December 08, 2011
In Perkins v. Haines, et al, No. 10-10683 (11th Cir. October 27, 2011) (click here for .pdf of opinion), the 11th Circuit took a
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - December 08, 2011
On December 5, 2011, Facebook, Inc. filed an adversary proceeding in the Northern District of Georgia seeking a determination that a debt arising from alleged "typosquatting" by the debtor should be excepted from the debtor's discharge.  The proceeding is Facebook, Inc. v.
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - July 05, 2011
In this prior post, I discussed a ruling by Judge Massey, wherein he ruled in favor of a Chapter 7 Trustee who sought to set aside a security deed that did not contain the appropriate signature of an unofficial witness. Gordon v. Wells Fargo, Adv. No. 08-6612, 430 B.R. 287 (December 10, 20
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - July 05, 2011
The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals has followed other courts (notably, the Fifth Circuit, as discussed here) in affi
Georgia Bankruptcy Blog - May 04, 2011
The following documents are for the benefit of the creditors of Greater Atlanta Brokerage Solutions, LLC (d/b/a ReMax Greater Atlanta), Chapter 11 Case No. 11-60628 (N.D. Ga.). Schedules and Statement of Fina