By Cathy Moran, Esq. (Redwood City, CA) After the pandemic, when the economy lurches back into motion, bankruptcy lawyers will confront a clutch of troubled Chapter 13 cases. In the face of disruption, distress, and the unknown, we'll be called on to guide clients forward, in one direction or another. Let's review the questions we'll need to answer in order...
Reflections On A Journey To The U.S. Supreme Court – Hamilton v. Lanning, Case No. 08-998
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Jan Hamilton is the Chapter 13 Trustee for Topeka, Kansas. He has served in this position since 1998. Jan is a graduate of Washburn University and Washburn School of Law. He is also a 2009 inductee as a Fellow in the American College of Bankruptcy.
Teresa L. Rhodd is a cum laude graduate of Washburn University and a summa cum laude graduate of Baker University. She has been staff attorney for Jan Hamilton since 2006.
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