Since 1987, Weltman & Moskowitz, LLP has aggressively represented banks, credit unions, businesses and individuals in bankruptcy and comm. matters
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Weltman & Moskowitz is pleased to announce that effective January 1, 2023, we have merged with Falcon Rappaport & Berkman LLP (@frblaw) to establish FRB's new Creditors' Rights and Bankruptcy Law Practice Group.
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New York federal court issues preliminary injunction to three Credit Unions, upending drastic cuts to interest charged on consumer debt by new Consumer Judgment Interest Act.
https://t.co/z7EhHGeSVD
Winding down of NY loss mitigation program begun following mortgage collapse — what lenders, creditors and borrowers should expect
https://t.co/yxTchU6ah6
Residential evictions by landlords and owners are back on track with expiration of COVID-19 tenant protections. So, what will impacted tenants do next? https://t.co/7UVERGQYrX
Residential evictions by landlords and owners are back on track with expiration of COVID-19 tenant protections. So, what will impacted tenants do next? https://t.co/7UVERGQYrX
Flexibility is new normal as federal courts continue to erode Brunner “myth” when dealing with crippling student loans through #bankruptcy
https://t.co/Buj4TgCOqV
Weltman & Moskowitz, LLP is humbled that founders Michael L. Moskowitz and Richard E. Weltman have been, once again, selected as top bankruptcy and debtor and creditor’s rights attorneys by
@SuperLawyers for 2021 – 2022. https://t.co/BQYvWrHrDq
Lender & Servicer Alert: Despite ‘hardship’ standard, Second Circuit permits some bankruptcy debtors to discharge private student loans . https://t.co/7ApHD3EgAp
Lenders and loan servicers are rolling out new CFPB rules amending RESPA Regulation X; aim is to assist mortgage borrowers adversely impacted by the COVD-19 emergency. https://t.co/1MpavvrCio
Carpe diem: NY's new Consumer Credit Fairness Act cuts time for creditors to sue on consumer credit transactions from 6 to 3 years. https://t.co/iufyX6GFCZ
Standard for creditors' permitted retention of bankruptcy estate property notwithstanding stay shifted by Supremes. #bankruptcy#SCOTUS https://t.co/7ijfc1rsQu
Second Circuit expands federal homestead exemption to include some nonprimary residences; ruling seen as boon to bankruptcy debtors and blow to their creditors and trustees. https://t.co/vIKelm2MAE
Advocating for mother & child in bankruptcy court against a deadbeat debtor dad intent on evading child support means laying out the law & exposing the hypothetically “honest but unfortunate debtor.” #bankruptcy#creditorrights#childsupport#chapter13 https://t.co/jL8ou9KhVF
A recent bankruptcy court decision characterizing federal credit unions as “governmental units” in certain circumstances underscores the importance of CU lenders and others to heed claims deadlines and work closely with bankruptcy counsel. https://t.co/eFPIenGdvZ
A Houston #Bankruptcy Judge’s recent decision brings into question the need for – and efficacy of – the longstanding Jay Alix Protocol. https://t.co/YY27YpFDcm