Debtor-Creditor Law and Practice (Vol. 44, New Jersey Practice Series)

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A crucial resource for attorneys, accountants, investment bankers, and financial advisers, Debtor-Creditor Law and Practice offers guidance to the New Jersey debtor-creditor law. It covers statutes, rules, and case citations, and includes approximately 80 practice-tested forms, plus appendixes of official and procedural bankruptcy forms, specifications, and requirements.

Updated annually, this easy-to-use research tool covers:

Developing and executing strategic plans of action for debtors or creditors
Understanding the effects of insolvency on retirement planning, taxes, and other matters
Advising businesses about the extent to which individuals should guarantee indebtedness
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Chapter
1. Introduction
2. Receivers for Corporations
  1. Introduction
  2. Appointment of Receiver
  3. Receiver's Powers and Duties
  4. Administration of Corporate Assets
  5. Distribution to Creditors
  6. Discontinuance of the Receivership
  7. Miscellaneous
  8. Forms
3. Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors
  1. Introduction
  2. Eligibility to Make an Assignment
  3. Commencement of Assignment Proceeding
  4. Assignee's Powers and Duties
  5. Administration and Liquidation of Estate by Assignee
  6. Assignee's Final Account and Procedure
  7. Fees and Commissions
  8. Miscellaneous Issues
  9. Forms
4. Bankruptcy
  1. Introduction
  2. The Bankruptcy Court
  3. Commencement of the Case
  4. Office of the United States Trustee
  5. The Estate
  6. The Automatic Stay
  7. Avoidance Powers
  8. Chapter 7 Liquidation Proceeding
  9. Chapter 11 Reorganization Proceeding
  10. Chapter 13 Proceeding
  11. Creditors and Claims
  12. Professionals' Retention and Compensation
  13. Automation
  - Appendices to Chapter 4
5. Personal Property Exemptions Under New Jersey and Federal Bankruptcy Law
6. Asset Sales by Distressed Companies
7. Federal and State Tax Claims in Insolvency Proceedings
  1. Tax Status Upon Filing
  2. Authority of Bankruptcy Court to Decide Tax Liability
  3. The Automatic Stay
  4. Property Recovery
  5. Classification of Tax Claims
  6. Priority of Tax Claims
  7. Discharge and Exceptions to Discharge
  8. Bankruptcy and Trust Fund Taxes
  9. Tax Claims in State Insolvency Proceedings—Receivers for Corporations
  10. Tax Claims in State Insolvency Proceedings—Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors
8. Bankruptcy and Retirement Plans
9. Environmental Claims in Insolvency Proceedings
  1. Introduction
  2. Overview of Environmental Laws
  3. Bankruptcy Claims
  4. Liability of Parties Under Bankruptcy Law
  5. State Insolvency Laws
  6. Receivers
  7. Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors
Table of Cases
Table of Laws and Rules
Index

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