$200,000 judgment upheld despite bankruptcy stay

By: Scott Lauck September 21, 2009

The bankruptcy process offers certain protections, but they aren't necessarily automatic. That's the upshot of a decision last week by the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, which said a woman is responsible for a $200,100 judgment against her despite the fact that she was in Chapter 13 proceedings at the time. The bankruptcy proceedings should have ...

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$200,000 judgment upheld despite bankruptcy stay

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