Stretto’s bankruptcy veterans offer expert thoughts on market dynamics, emerging trends, and legislation and other developments that impact fiduciaries and their businesses.
Stretto Managing Director Igor Roitburg and Attorney Katarina Essenmacher explain that while lawyers are not required to file an adversary proceeding to seek a student loan discharge, they should advise their clients that discharge is now possible and explain the process in the fall issue of NACBA’s Consumer Bankruptcy Journal.
Stretto President and Chief Integration Officer Scott Barna explains that Chapter 7 doesn’t provide an automatic get out of debt completely card. There are exceptions to what qualifies as a Chapter 7 debt, including certain taxes, family support obligations, student loan debt and fraudulently incurred debt. As interviewed in Bankrate.
Stretto co-CEO and official member of Forbes Business Council Jonathan Carson dispels and offers some clarification to a few of the most common myths and misperceptions he sees surrounding business bankruptcy on Forbes.com.
Stretto Managing Director Igor Roitburg details that typically, when a home mortgage modification is approved, the loan servicer will adjust things such as the interest rate and the remaining term of the existing loan to create a payment that falls within the modification guidelines by which the servicer is bound, as interviewed in CBS MoneyWatch.
