LI Bankruptcy specializes in the complex world of Bankruptcy litigation. Under the Bankruptcy Act of 1898 there were very few contested disputes that were allowed under the jurisdiction of the Bankruptcy Court. That all changed with the enactment of the Bankruptcy Act of 1978. The new Act provided for the greatly expanded jurisdiction of the Bankruptcy Courts. The new Act provided that the Bankruptcy Courts had jurisdiction over all matters related in any way to the bankruptcy case. As a result of the changes in the Code, there are many more litigated issues within the Bankruptcy case. Examples of cases that are litigated within the Bankruptcy realm are: • Objections to discharge; • Fraudulent conveyances of property; • Allowance or disallowance of claims; • Orders to turn over property; • Proceedings to determine, avoid, or recover preferences; • Motions to terminate, annul or modify the automatic stay; • Determinations as to the dischargeability of particular debts; • Orders approving the sale of property The Bankruptcy Court may be the preferable forum for the litigation of a wide variety of cases which involve the Debtor. If you are a Creditor and someone who owes you money has filed for Bankruptcy there may be options open to you for the recoupment of the money. LI Bankruptcy will work diligently to help you recover the money that is owed to you! LI Bankruptcy can help you if: • You were served by a Trustee with a summons and complaint and you don’t understand your legal rights and remedies; • You are a creditor who is owed a large sum of money by a debtor, whether it’s an individual or a Corporation; • If you are an Attorney and your client has a Bankruptcy issue that is outside of your area of expertise. Click here to contact Daniel W. Nieroda, Jr., Esq. for help on your litigation issue!

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