In chapter 13, you are not permitted to borrow or use any other form of credit (exceeding a cumulative total of $5,000) unless you have permission from the bankruptcy court. The Eastern District of Virginia Bankruptcy Court standard chapter 13 plan contains the following provision located at paragraph 11: “Incurrence Read more…
Ronald Page mentioned in Reuters article: Judge Rejects Legal Shield in Bankruptcy of Former Ann Taylor Parent.
Ronald Page quoted in Virginia Lawyers Weekly article: Virginia Attorneys Cool to Bankruptcy Venue Changes.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Ronald Page with the law firm of Ronald Page, PLC has been listed for the 3rd year among the “Legal Elite″ in the practice area of bankruptcy according to the December issue of Virginia Business. “I am humbled to be selected by Virginia Business for the 3rd year Read more…
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Ronald Page with the law firm of Ronald Page, PLC, has been listed for the eighth year as a “Virginia Super Lawyer″ in the practice area of bankruptcy according to the recent edition of Super Lawyers® Magazine published May 2021. Ronald Page is one of only 33 attorneys Read more…
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Ronald Page with the law firm of Ronald Page, PLC, has been listed for the seventh year as a “Virginia Super Lawyer″ in the practice area of bankruptcy according to the recent edition of Super Lawyers® Magazine published May 2020. Ronald Page is one of only 33 attorneys Read more…
Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases in the Eastern District of Virginia have a predictable timeline associated with their administration. Failure to file the required documents by the statutory deadlines can result in dismissal of the bankruptcy case. Before the Bankruptcy FilingThe debtor must complete their credit counseling. This must be completed Read more…
Ronald Page accepts bankruptcy cases from the entirety of the Richmond Division of Eastern District of Virginia Bankruptcy Court. The Richmond Division includes the cities of Colonial Heights, Emporia, Fredericksburg, Hopewell, Richmond and Petersburg, and the counties of Amelia, Brunswick, Caroline, Charles City, Chesterfield, Dinwiddie, Essex, Goochland, Greensville, Hanover, Henrico, Read more…
An area commonly misunderstood by both debtors and creditors is the effect of the bankruptcy discharge on judgment liens recorded before the filing of a bankruptcy petition. Virginia Code § 8.01-455 holds “[a] defendant in any judgment… may, on motion, after ten days’ notice thereof to the plaintiff in such Read more…