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MikeG Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Mar-04-05 07:09 PM
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Its not the repayment provisions of the bankruptcy reform act that irk me.
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Its the little things they've thrown in.

- limitations on refiling cases if you screw up the first time.

- limitations of cram-down provisions we used to have. (you could limit repayment of a car loan to the car's actual value, you could eliminate a second mortgage if the first mortgage was more than the house was worth)

- regulation of debtor's attorneys.

- credit counseling for Chapter 13 filings. Huh? They're repaying anyway.

- having a debtor go to a non-lawyer first before they go to a lawyer - violates state unauthorized practice of law restrictions.



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