Even after years of state court litigation and collection ef­forts, a bankruptcy court, rather than the state trial court, may be the ultimate arbiter of a judgment debtor’s claims of exemption. At least that is the law in the 11th Circuit after the decision in The Alabama Creditors u. Dorand (In re Dorand), 95 F.4th 1355 (11th Cir. 2024).

Categories: Volume 38 Issue 3
Tags: bankruptcy
Author: Kathleen L. DiSanto

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