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7 October 2015

Gilliland v. Fifth Third Mortgage Company

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The district court affirms the bankruptcy court's order dismissing the pro se debtor's chapter 13 bankruptcy case and a related adversary proceeding and denying the debtor's motions for relief from judgment.
United States Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

(S.D. Ind. Sep. 30, 2015)

The district court affirms the bankruptcy court's order dismissing the pro se debtor's chapter 13 bankruptcy case and a related adversary proceeding and denying the debtor's motions for relief from judgment. The debtor had no income and therefore could not be a Chapter 13 debtor. Opinion below.

2015-09-30 – gilliland v fifth third mortgage

Originally published on Kentucky Business Entity Law

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