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Lender sanctioned for repeated violations of automatic stay (access required)

By Paul Tharp
Published: April 15,2011

A lender that repeatedly entered a couple's property despite the fact that an automatic stay had been imposed during bankruptcy proceedings has been sanctioned for the violation. The sanction came in In re Sands, a matter in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of North Carolina. HSBC bank was ordered to pay the Sands' $1,200 in attorney's fees incurred when Winston-Salem attorney Kristen S. Nardone brought the motion for sanctions and appeared at two hearings on the motion.


Reverse mortgages provide a planning tool for elder law attorneys (access required)

By Alan Cooper, Dolan Media Newswires
Published: December 3,2010

By ALAN COOPER, Dolan Media Newswires alan.cooper@valawyersmedia.com Reverse mortgages have been a standard item in the toolbox for Virginia elder law specialist Evan Farr. A reverse mortgage, which pays cash for an older person’s home equity, can allow her to stay where she most wants to be – in her own home.  Sometimes, Farr says, [...]



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